measuring freon added by volume
measuring freon added by volume
(OP)
I want to charge a copper tube with 50% by volume of freon 134a.
I know the volume of the tube is 15.9 cubic inches but I only have a pressure gage.
The Freon can contains 12 oz by weight and I have no idea how much to add to the tube or how to measure it accurately.
This is not for an air conditioner but will be used for a solar tracker.
Can anyone help with this problem?
I know the volume of the tube is 15.9 cubic inches but I only have a pressure gage.
The Freon can contains 12 oz by weight and I have no idea how much to add to the tube or how to measure it accurately.
This is not for an air conditioner but will be used for a solar tracker.
Can anyone help with this problem?





RE: measuring freon added by volume
RE: measuring freon added by volume
The can holds 12 oz by weight.
If I knew how much 1 fluid oz of freon 134a weighs then
I could weigh the can to see how much freon I have put in the system.
But I could be overlooking something.
RE: measuring freon added by volume