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amonia boiling point 2
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solcool:
It is very difficult to understand what you are asking. Please try to explain what you want more clearly.
If you are talking about conventional, vapor compression refrigeration using ammonia, you may find it useful to read
Milton Beychok
(Visit me at www.air-dispersion.com)
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It is very difficult to understand what you are asking. Please try to explain what you want more clearly.
If you are talking about conventional, vapor compression refrigeration using ammonia, you may find it useful to read
Milton Beychok
(Visit me at www.air-dispersion.com)
.
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The accepted number is Minus 28 Deg. F. The saturation pressure for R-717 is equal to atmospheric...
But put a pail of any volatile on the floor and blow air across it and it will cool the liquid way below the saturation pressure....With ammonia, minus 60 or minus 70 is easy to achieve this way. Nobody will stand down wind of it, though.
But put a pail of any volatile on the floor and blow air across it and it will cool the liquid way below the saturation pressure....With ammonia, minus 60 or minus 70 is easy to achieve this way. Nobody will stand down wind of it, though.
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