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  1. 28-10-2006, 11:18 AM #1
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    HCF refrigerants



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    HCF Refrigerants what does that mean.


  2. 28-10-2006, 01:53 PM #2
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    Re: HCF refrigerants

    Quote Originally Posted by bpcaff48 View Post
    HCF Refrigerants what does that mean.
    Hi - probably HFC = HydroFluoroCarbon. Good for the ozone layer because there's no chlorine or bromine in there, only hydrogen, fluorine and carbon (CFC = ChloroFluoroCarbon). Not so good for global warming because fluorine in the atmosphere absorbs heat that would otherwise radiate out to space, hence the introduction of f-gas (= fluorinated gases) regulations. Hope this helps

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