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    HC-22a VS R-22



    Hi all. i would like to get some info from you guys, regarding on these 2 refrigerant. Recently my company asked me to find the COP for these 2 refrigerants. HC-22a will be a drop-in replacement for R-22a as the supplier proposed to the company. How do i calculate COP for the chiller based on these 2 refrigerant? Please help as i'm really new to this refrigeration system..



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    Re: HC-22a VS R-22

    Hi Hello,

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    Re: HC-22a VS R-22

    u r not answering the question. u just added another one. and it does not correlate at all.

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    Re: HC-22a VS R-22

    Simply stated, COP = (useful refrigeration) / (net work).

    The COP of a simple Carnot cycle can be stated as:

    COP = (T1(s1-s4)) / ((T2-T1)(s1-s4))

    COP = T1 / (T2-T1)

    s = entropy (BTU/ (lb)(degree Rankin)
    T = temperature (rankin)

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    Re: HC-22a VS R-22

    Quote Originally Posted by TXiceman View Post
    Simply stated, COP = (useful refrigeration) / (net work).

    The COP of a simple Carnot cycle can be stated as:

    COP = (T1(s1-s4)) / ((T2-T1)(s1-s2))

    s = entropy (BTU/ (lb)(degree Rankin)
    T = temperature (rankin)

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    Hi Ken.
    Thanks a lot. Correct me if i'm wrong, but s1 is entropy at T1 and s2 is entropy at T2 right? how about s4? What does it represent?

    tQ for your co-operation!

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    Re: HC-22a VS R-22

    I had to correct my formula...fat fingers and a slow brain.

    T3 = T2
    and T4 = T1

    Refer to Refriferation and Air Conditioning by W.F. Stoecker

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    Re: HC-22a VS R-22

    Quote Originally Posted by TXiceman View Post
    I had to correct my formula...fat fingers and a slow brain.

    T3 = T2
    and T4 = T1

    Refer to Refriferation and Air Conditioning by W.F. Stoecker

    Ken
    Thanks Ken! u've made my day.

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