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    Refrigerant Kg to Litres conversion



    Can any body tell me the volume of 18000Kg of R134a in Litres i.e
    1 Kg of water is 1 Litre
    1 Kg of R134a is ?

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    15000 litres I think
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    Re: Refrigerant Kg to Litres conversion

    Quote Originally Posted by Quality View Post
    Can any body tell me the volume of 18000Kg of R134a in Litres i.e
    1 Kg of water is 1 Litre
    1 Kg of R134a is ?

    Cheers guys

    15000 litres I think

    I don't know if this helps.

    Liquid density (1.013 bar and 25 °C ) = 1206 kg/m3

    If a cubic metre is 1000 kg or a 1000 litres does that mean that 1000 ltrs would weigh 1206kg??

    Don't know if that helps.

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    Re: Refrigerant Kg to Litres conversion

    Density of any liquid depend on temperature!
    You need temperature to find specific volume at that temperature. Multiply your specific volume with your weight and you get actual liquid volume. All data you need you could find and calculate in Cool-pack software in Refrigerant calculator.

    For example:
    T=-24
    specific volume of saturated liqid: 0,00073 m3/kg
    18000 kg x 0,00073m3/kg = 13,14m3

    Your volume of 18t of liquid r134a at -24°C is 13,14m3

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    Re: Refrigerant Kg to Litres conversion

    Thanks for the help guys I had a presumption that everyone was calculating at 20 degrees C . it was only a generic question or a thought but thanks a way

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    Re: Refrigerant Kg to Litres conversion

    I don't think they do a recovery bottle that big anyways.
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    Re: Refrigerant Kg to Litres conversion

    Quote Originally Posted by Brian_UK View Post
    I don't think they do a recovery bottle that big anyways.
    Funny ya should say that because that is exactly what I needed to know for as I have doing some large refrigerant transfers recently.
    With know scales and only a sight glass liters indicator I had to work it out
    I never thought of using coolpack
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    Re: Refrigerant Kg to Litres conversion

    In addition to coolpack softwear
    nike123's exampel for refrigerant in liquid state.
    In some cases you can measure only pressure of refrigerant and than with coolpack's help calculate specific volume.
    P.S. manometer measure relative pressure, pressure in coolpack in absolute pressure.
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