HFC-134A and HCFC-22 supermarket refrigeration demonstration and laboratory testing. Phase I. Final report
Publication year - 1996
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Reports
DOI - 10.2172/249280
Subject(s) - refrigerant , refrigeration , gas compressor , piping , energy consumption , thermal expansion valve , consumption (sociology) , environmental science , process engineering , heat pump and refrigeration cycle , computer science , automotive engineering , engineering , mechanical engineering , environmental engineering , electrical engineering , social science , sociology
Aspen Systems and a team of nineteen agencies and industry participants conducted a series of tests to determine the performance of HFC-134a, HCFC-22, and CFC-502 for supermarket application. This effort constitutes the first phase of a larger project aimed at carrying out both laboratory and demonstration tests of the most viable HFC refrigerants and the refrigerants they replace. The results of the Phase I effort are presented in the present report. The second phase of the project has also been completed. It centered on testing all viable HFC replacement refrigerants for CFC-502. These were HFC-507, HFC-404A, and HFC-407A. The latter results are published in the Phase II report for this project. As part of Phase I, a refrigeration rack utilizing a horizontal open drive screw compressor was constructed in our laboratory. This refrigeration rack is a duplicate of one we have installed in a supermarket in Clifton Park, NY
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