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    Pipe carrying capacity



    Hi All, is there a table available with approx liquid refrigerant weight (R22) per metre for various size copper pipe.



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    Re: Pipe carrying capacity

    You could easily calculate for various pipes in Excel from pipe internal volume (internal radius^2 x Pi x pipe length) and specific weight of liquid refrigerant.
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    Re: Pipe carrying capacity

    Quote Originally Posted by unibar View Post
    Hi All, is there a table available with approx liquid refrigerant weight (R22) per metre for various size copper pipe.
    unibar,

    Here's alink to Heatcraft's Engineering Manual.

    Click on: Heatcraft Engineering Manuals
    Then: Engineering Manual
    Page: 36

    It's not in metric though.

    http://www.hvacrinfo.com/loadcalcs.htm

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    Re: Pipe carrying capacity

    yeah this is true but all systems will have different operating characteristics so it is best to work out the charge as per refrigerant classification and model of the unit..

    the only one that will be a constant will be water as there is no state change as such, only flow rate will vary depending on resistance..

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    Re: Pipe carrying capacity

    Quote Originally Posted by powell View Post
    unibar,

    Here's alink to Heatcraft's Engineering Manual.

    Click on: Heatcraft Engineering Manuals
    Then: Engineering Manual
    Page: 36

    It's not in metric though.

    http://www.hvacrinfo.com/loadcalcs.htm
    Thanks Powell, exactly what I am looking for, can convert to metric ok.

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