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*mat-ster* · 09-13-2002, 06:48 PM

I could link the specs on these materials you mention and explain why R134A and R404A have better thermodynamic properties for phase change cooling.

Perhaps I could persuade you to give the other refrigerants a try I think you would be surprised!

In the UK there are laws about usin / handling these materials(for H,S & Environmental reasons) This is what Jessfm's original post was about!

09-13-2002, 06:48 PM	#11
mat-ster Cooling Neophyte Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: Manchester UK Posts: 30	I could link the specs on these materials you mention and explain why R134A and R404A have better thermodynamic properties for phase change cooling. Perhaps I could persuade you to give the other refrigerants a try I think you would be surprised! In the UK there are laws about usin / handling these materials(for H,S & Environmental reasons) This is what Jessfm's original post was about!