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    R22 storage



    can we store R 22 refrigerant in a closed airtight plastic container during the ship transportation time,about 45days.we need any precuation about it.



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    Re: R22 storage

    Jaison, are you wanting to store the R22 in plastic containers or do you mean that the R22 cylinders will be in the airtight container?
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    Re: R22 storage

    most airlines won't let you "ship" gasses! Some freighters by water will if they are effectively secured inside a seacontainer!

    And surely you mean putting the gas cilinders in the container!?

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    Re: R22 storage

    yes sir, i want to store f22 in plastic container, my container having airtight . If we store in like these containers how atmospheric pressure and temperature will effect these cylinders.

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    Re: R22 storage

    It is simply not recommended to store refrigerants in plastic containers.

    A rise in temperature will cause the expected rise in pressure and the container will rupture.

    I don't think that any shipping agent will accept your goods in this fashion. I am surprised that you are even thinking about it.
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    Re: R22 storage

    Quote Originally Posted by jaison
    If we store in like these containers how Atmospheric Pressure and temperature will effect these cylinders.
    How do you work on systems and not know this?

    Putting refrigerant in a plastic container is dangerous!

    DO NOT ATTEMP THIS!
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    Re: R22 storage

    I think he's trying to save the cost of shipping metal cylinders
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    Re: R22 storage

    there just isn't a word to discribe what I'm thinking.

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    Re: R22 storage

    I never figured out what the PSI drop was with elevation. Need to do that one of these days.
    Many years ago I was at 10,000 feet plus in a C-119 Airplane with a overfilled Propane bottle. The relief valve opened for a bit then closed. I blamed this in the change of elevation.
    It also became a Nonsmoking flight in very short order.
    R-22 in plastic? Do not think that is a wise idea at all.

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    Re: R22 storage

    sorry sirs
    Not ***** 22 in plastic container, ***** 22 cylinder,ie 13.6 kg metal cylinder in plastic container. I wants to send ***** 22 cylinder by ship cargo. I have big airtight bucket. this is possible or no?. thanks.

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    Re: R22 storage

    Best people to ask would be your refrigerant supplier and cylinder manufacturer.

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    Re: R22 storage

    You might also check with freight forwarders and shipping companies. You cannot ship this by air freight.
    If all else fails, ask for help.


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    Re: R22 storage

    Quote Originally Posted by US Iceman View Post
    You might also check with freight forwarders and shipping companies. You cannot ship this by air freight.
    I am not up to date on shiping regs, however I did take 50 Pound Cylinders of 502 as checked baggage years ago.
    Things may have changed.

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