Advice needed... Suggested size and length of copper tubing to use..

Please advise me what length and size of Copper Tubing to use in a 8x3x2 ft Brine Tank using a Sealed Type 1 Ton Compressor?..

Garth,

Again, welcome to the forum.

The answer is 42.

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(Hint: WE need way more info!)

More Info.....
Specifications.
*3 Tons Compressor sealed type.
* 1 Condensing Unit.
* 1 Brine Tank 2x8x3 ft.
* 1/2 HP Brine Motor.
* ***** Tank R134A/R22.
* Copper Tube.
* Copper Return Bends.
* Copper Elbows.

This is what the Finished Project will look similar to this pic..

Bishop

you need to provide additional information like
1. starting temp of your brine
2. final temp of your brine
3. composition of your brine
4. is the brine stagnant or flowing. if its flowing provide the flow rate.
5. the altitude above sea level where the tank is going to be used
6. material of construction of the tank
7. describe the application of the brine tank

then resonable calculations can be done for you.

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Originally Posted by garthbishop

Please advise me what length and size of Copper Tubing to use in a 8x3x2 ft Brine Tank using a Sealed Type 1 Ton Compressor?..

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Your post#4 says a 3 ton compressor. :p

in very very brief answer 1 hp = 14 meter 7/8 copper pipe

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Originally Posted by PRESS

Bishop

you need to provide additional information like
1. starting temp of your brine
2. final temp of your brine
3. composition of your brine
4. is the brine stagnant or flowing. if its flowing provide the flow rate.
5. the altitude above sea level where the tank is going to be used
6. material of construction of the tank
7. describe the application of the brine tank

then resonable calculations can be done for you.

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You sir have nailed it! I forgot to specify the most critial are the delta T's and flow rates as with out them nothing can be said!

the bolded are of most importence

The Bishop is not coming forth with the required information.

Hi Press,

The answer might lie in his other thread on this subject HERE...

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