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    High temperatures refrigerant



    Hi guys, I'm looking for a refrigerant that works 40C-200C safely, in relatively low pressures.

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    Re: High temperatures refrigerant

    That appears to be some cooling load expected.

    What it the application ?
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    Re: High temperatures refrigerant

    Looks like something for an organic Rankine power cycle.
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    Re: High temperatures refrigerant

    Quote Originally Posted by Brian_UK View Post
    That appears to be some cooling load expected.

    What it the application ?
    I'm building a "heat machine" based on Carnot-Rankin cycle in order to produce mechanical power out of heat source at very high temperature. The power required is not so high

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    Re: High temperatures refrigerant

    R718 water?

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    Re: High temperatures refrigerant

    Quote Originally Posted by monkey spanners View Post
    R718 water?
    For water I'l need a vaccum chamber of 0.1Bar for reaching 50C
    I dont know the details for R718

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    Re: High temperatures refrigerant

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    Re: High temperatures refrigerant

    R718 is water.
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    Re: High temperatures refrigerant

    Thanks bery much!
    That excactly what I needed.
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    Re: High temperatures refrigerant

    You dont need high heat to develop mechanical power. Our HIMM-The Cool Energy ORC turbines work on R245fa gas at 120C/10Bar and develops power.

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