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    Anybody heard of R134a+



    Hi,

    Has anybody heard of R134a+?
    Couldn't find any information about it on google, just some forum posts hinting that it's some alternative for R12.

    Thanks.



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    Re: Anybody heard of R134a+

    I have not come across R134a+ before however I have used R134UV mobile and R134a mobile before. You can get info on them from DuPont. We were retrofitting some temporary ac systems at the time.

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    Re: Anybody heard of R134a+

    R134a is a common gas, is not a heavy duty gas. mostly for small comercial fridges like bar fridges. runs half the pressure of R404A

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    Re: Anybody heard of R134a+

    Quote Originally Posted by Z2TT View Post
    Hi,

    Has anybody heard of R134a+?
    Couldn't find any information about it on google, just some forum posts hinting that it's some alternative for R12.

    Thanks.
    Hi Z2TT, Have a look at this

    http://www.originenergy.com.au/busin...les/r134at.pdf

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    Re: Anybody heard of R134a+

    I'd imagine that they have a 'additive' gas to lower the R134a head pressures.

    Wonder if its propane?
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    Re: Anybody heard of R134a+

    Many of the shipping containers I work on are 134a.

    I believe 134a is pure, as in not a mix of different refrigerants.

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    Re: Anybody heard of R134a+

    ^ How can R134a+ make its claims then, unless it is a blend of R134a & some other 'additive'?
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    Re: Anybody heard of R134a+

    You are best using SP34E if you require a replacement for R12 as it will go into a system that has mineral oil R134a will not.

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    Re: Anybody heard of R134a+

    Here in Australia we used to have a replacement gas for R12 car Ac which was a blend of R134a & Propane about 10%

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    Re: Anybody heard of R134a+

    I have used R134a in place of R12 on open Compressor miserably failed

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    Re: Anybody heard of R134a+

    Quote Originally Posted by Will View Post
    Many of the shipping containers I work on are 134a.

    I believe 134a is pure, as in not a mix of different refrigerants.
    Yep, it's a pure gas, namely 1.1.1.2 Tetrafluoroethane.

    I wonder if this R134a+ has anything to do with this :-

    http://uk.news.dupont.com/site/conte...dcontenu=57568

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    Re: Anybody heard of R134a+

    A lot of R134a gas for Asia comes from either China, or India.

    The question is whether these gases are the 'real' R134a, or a combination of gases manufactured to give similar performance to R134a.

    How would the end-user be able to tell the difference?
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    Re: Anybody heard of R134a+

    i have used chinese R134a and my gas alalyzer says its 100% R134a?

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    Re: Anybody heard of R134a+

    Quote Originally Posted by ozfrige View Post
    Here in Australia we used to have a replacement gas for R12 car Ac which was a blend of R134a & Propane about 10%
    That'd be Isceon 49
    ...and she said "give it to me you big fridgie"

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    Re: Anybody heard of R134a+

    Quote Originally Posted by Z2TT View Post
    Hi,

    Has anybody heard of R134a+?
    Couldn't find any information about it on google, just some forum posts hinting that it's some alternative for R12.

    Thanks.
    replacement of r-12 available in the market
    you can replace without replaced oil and orifice or expansion

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    Re: Anybody heard of R134a+

    R-134 is ozone friendly Refrigerant while R-12 is carbon based Refrigerant which is going to remove by end of 2010 from markete.
    134a is replacement of R-12 but while switching the refrigerant from R-12 to R-134a lot of factor has to be consider, As for Refrigerant oil the oil used with R-134a is entirly diffrent by its properties then the oil used for R-12

    If z2TT has diffrent question I mean
    R-134a+ then I have never heard about R-134a+,

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    Re: Anybody heard of R134a+

    134a+ is 134a with added oil.

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