Refrigerant temperature-pressure charts for almost every known refrigerant

[Josip]

Hi,

looking around found those links:

http://st-support-cooling-electronics.web.cern.ch/st-support-cooling-electronics/CWGWeb/Refr.ptchart2.pdf

http://www.dupont.com/suva/emea/products/index.html

http://www.epatest.com/q_ref_numbering_system.html

Hope you find it interesting, come back with comments ;)

Best regards,

Josip :)

[pcs]

thanks for the help with the charts.

[jogl]

Thanks for posting that PT chart.

Do you know where I could find PT phase diagrams also? Even ones just for the common refridgerants (R12, 22, 134, 290, NH) would be handy.

Thanks,
JP

[nike123]

Thanks for posting that PT chart.

Do you know where I could find PT phase diagrams also? Even ones just for the common refridgerants (R12, 22, 134, 290, NH) would be handy.

Thanks,
JP

You could make and print your own charts and diagrams with Coolpack (http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&ct=res&cd=2&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.et.web.mek.dtu.dk%2FCoolpack%2FUK%2Fdownload.html&ei=Kv6eSIikLZze1wbWq5yQBQ&usg=AFQjCNHgCNrH_6wJf25Djd5mX1w-vXdHbg&sig2=wc3CmgL5xPxOHZGKM-vC4A) software (free)

[wingman]

Oooh :) Interesting to have in my service van when I am in doubt :) Thanks nike ... you are the king of links :)

[Duzter]

You can also download Refrigeration Utilities alone. This is the program inside Coolpack that has the PT phase diagrams.

Download link is on the same site as nike123 linked to.

[keepitcool]

http://st-support-cooling-electronics.web.cern.ch/st-support-cooling-electronics/CWGWeb/Refr.ptchart2.pdf

Does anyone know if this has been updated anywhere? It is originally from 1997 and is missing some of the brand new stuff. Great chart though. Thank you Josip for posting it originally.