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    Re: Evaporating / condensing temperatures

    Hi there,

    On the other hand on hot climate the system should be operated on high HP (TDC = 15 to 20 K) to ensure an efficient performance?
    If you design air cooled condenser for hot climate with TDc = 15 to 20K then you will get high pressure cut out.
    HOT Climate DB = 43°C
    TDc = 15 °C
    Then Tc = 58°C means HP = 22.2 bar(g) = 326 Psi(g)for R22 ------means high pressure cut out!!!!!

    I attach a file which is a page from Dossat book "Principle Of Refrigeration" 2nd edition pages 333 and 334.
    Hope this clarify this issue.

    Cheers
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