R410A - state of art

[MrReds]

Hallo to everybody

I used the function search, and looked for R410A.
As a matter of fact, there was a big spread of threads concerning this refrigerant, especially last year.

Also recently I have seen some posts, like the one concerning the biggest system with R410A.
What I’d like to ask you is: which is the real state of art for applications using this refrigerant ?
Is it true or not that condenser is bigger than that of R407C or R134a system because of low critical temperature of R410A, so that to maintain in any case a low condensing temperature ?

Could you suggest me some web sites where I can look for this issue ?

Thanks in advance !!!

[Brian_UK]

Hi MrReds,

Some links that are of interest I hope...

http://www.eurocooling.com/articler410a.htm

and
http://refrigerants.dupont.com/Suva/en_US/pdf/k05738.pdf

also a long winded one
http://www.me.gatech.edu/energy/monifa/monifa.pdf

[NoNickName]

It's just one of the many refrigerants. Whether it suits you or not, depends on your application.
Personally, I consider R410a good for nothing I'm producing.