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    Re: Refrigeration 101

    Quote Originally Posted by chillyblue View Post
    I'm also assuming that under high conditons your subcooling will be less and with low load conditions your subcooling will more
    There will be relatively little change in subcooling as the liquid line temp will tend to rise and fall with the SCT and a TXV system stores sufficient surplus liquid refrigerant to compensate for variations in load without substantial changes in subcooling.
    Last edited by Gary; 28-07-2009 at 07:53 PM.

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