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    Re: Refrigerants and The Environment

    As you say, this is the hard part. The pumps would have to boost the pressure to a fairly high pressure, so that the flash gas formed during the expansion process would be able to provide defrost gas above 0C, right?

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    Re: Refrigerants and The Environment

    Quote Originally Posted by US Iceman
    As you say, this is the hard part. The pumps would have to boost the pressure to a fairly high pressure, so that the flash gas formed during the expansion process would be able to provide defrost gas above 0C, right?
    Pressure is about 6 to 8 deg c from memory, although it is highly superheated, I suppose you could use a lower saturation pressure, say -5 deg c, but you would need very large volumes of highly superheated vapour to perform any sort of defrost.

    Kind Regards. Andy

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