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    Pumpig R404a; R410a; R407c



    Hello everybody,
    This is my first message. I live in Estonia.
    I have a question concerning pumping blended gases from rolldrums. They contain about 800kg of refrigerant. While I pump a liquid refrigerant, the proportion of blended gases remains accurate. But after pumping all the liquid gas there still remains quite much refrigerant as a gas. My question is: will the proportion of blended gases remain accurate when I suck the rolldrum empty with a recovery unit.
    Hope my language is acceptable and you understand my problem.



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    Re: Pumpig R404a; R410a; R407c

    hi bud welcome to this great site,no it woulden't due to the mixture of the gases in the liquid so I would not really go with the vapor also, it would be fine if is it is being placed with the liquid in the same canester cheers

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    Re: Pumpig R404a; R410a; R407c

    So long as you are putting the whole container in one system then there is no problem, When you are half way through a 800kg container then even the liquid you are drawing off is not 100% pure because it is constantly boiling off inside the container to fill the space where the liquid you draw off was.

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