I advocate hydrocarbon refrigerants for vapor compression systems whether it’s refrigerators, dehumidifiers, split systems, whatever. There are a lot of advantages to them over proprietary cocktails like R-134a, R-22, 410a and so on. First of all, they are naturally found…
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Trying Not to Blow Myself Up
Tagged with: propane, R-134a, R-290, refrigerant, refrigeration, vapor compression
Posted in Refrigeration
Posted in Refrigeration
Discourse On Dehumidifiers
I’d like to talk about dehumidifiers; what they are, how they work, design failures and improvements I’d make. The dehumidifiers I write of are a specific kind, but probably the most common. They are the small white plastic towers people…
Tagged with: capillary tube, compressor, dehumidifier, dessicant, dew point, flash gas, humidity, pressure drop, propane, psychrometrics, R-12, R-134a, R-22, refrigerant, refrigerator, subcool, vapor pressure
Posted in Dehumidifiers, Refrigeration
Posted in Dehumidifiers, Refrigeration
musings on entropy 