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Refrigerant Classification Chart

Refrigerant Classification Chart

Refrigerant Classification Chart

(OP)
I am looking for a chart that shows all the Freons/refrigerants and what groups they belong too. A1, A2, A3, B1, B2 and B3.

Thanks in advance
Peter

RE: Refrigerant Classification Chart

Actually I couldn't locate the link from where I downloaded the data. Just try a keyword search  with 'Refrigerant Classification' and Refrigerant Designation.

If you are unlucky drop me a line at builblock1@yahoo.com

Regards,

RE: Refrigerant Classification Chart

The A1 and B1 fluids were those envisioned to be used where flammability was a high concern. The A1, B1, A2 and B2 refrigerants were those contemplated for use in indirect systems, such as those using chillers. This distinction involves an intermediate fluid, heated or cooled by the refrigerant, that in turn heats or cools air in an occupied area through a second heat exchanger or a spray. The probability of a refrigerant entering an occupied area is reduced in case of a leak. The A3 and B3 fluids were those foreseen primarily for industrial uses, when other refrigerants would not be suitable due to unique requirements.
R14 = A1
 21 = B1
 22 = A1
 23 = A1
 30 = B2
 31 = ....
 32 = A2
 40 = B2
 41 = ....
 50 = A3
 113 = A1
 114 = A1
 115 = A1
 116 = A1
 123 = B1
 124 = A1
 125 = A1
 134a= A1
 141b= ....
 142b= A2
 143a= A2
 152a= A2
 170 = A3
 218 = A1
 236fa=A1
 245fa=A1
 290 = A3
 C318= ....
 600 = A3
 600a= A3
 610 = ....
 611 = B2
 620 = ....
 630 = ....
 631 = ....
 702 = A3
 704 = A1
 717 = B2
 718 = A1
 720 = A1
 728 = A1
 732 = ....
 740 = A1
 744 = A1
 744a= ....
 764 = B1
1150 = A3
1270 = A3
 400 = A1
 401A= A1
 401B= A1
 401C= A1
 402A= A1
 402B= A1
 403A= A1
 404A= A1
 405A= ....
 406A= A2
 407A= A1
 407B= A1
 407C= A1
 407D= A1
 407E= A1
 408A= A1
 409A= A1
 409B= A1
 410A= A1
 410B= A1
 411A= A2
 411B= A2
 412A= A2
 413A= A2
 414A= A1
 500 = A1
 501 = A1
 502 = A1
NO CLASSIFICATION FOR 503,504, 505 OR 506
 507A = A1
 508A = A1
 508B = A1
 509A = A1  

RE: Refrigerant Classification Chart

(OP)
Thanks to you both, I am very greatful.

Best regards
Peter

RE: Refrigerant Classification Chart

Perhaps one of my better publications, which happens to list popular refrigerants and their ASHRAE 34 safety group classifications.   http://www.sporlan.com/5-162.htm

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