A few final questions. . .(Phase-Change)

_Mike_ · 07-27-2002, 09:46 PM

I'm ready to start my phase-change experiments, I've been reading, studying, and researching for months, and I finally have everything I could possibly need. Except for these few things. . .

1. My first system, will be using scrap materials, old compressor, etc. How can I make sure all the freon is gone far away, before I light up the torch and kill myself when I find that the freon is still hanging around?

2. What would be better to start off with (I have both, same cost) an air conditioner (8,000 BTUs) or a dehumidifier (25 pints)?

I think the AC, no?

|PuNiSh3R| · 07-27-2002, 10:03 PM

I'd say the AC.. Just take whatever unit has a larger compressor..

Also.. To remove all of the freon.. I do believe that giving the system a good vacuum will do it.. Using a vacuum pump on the fill/suction line .. I'm sure you know how to do this.

Good luck

07-27-2002, 09:46 PM	#1
_Mike_ Cooling Neophyte Join Date: Apr 2002 Posts: 29	A few final questions. . .(Phase-Change) I'm ready to start my phase-change experiments, I've been reading, studying, and researching for months, and I finally have everything I could possibly need. Except for these few things. . . 1. My first system, will be using scrap materials, old compressor, etc. How can I make sure all the freon is gone far away, before I light up the torch and kill myself when I find that the freon is still hanging around? 2. What would be better to start off with (I have both, same cost) an air conditioner (8,000 BTUs) or a dehumidifier (25 pints)? I think the AC, no?

07-27-2002, 10:03 PM	#2
\|PuNiSh3R\| Foo's Been Banned Join Date: May 2002 Location: Pennsyltucky Posts: 255	I'd say the AC.. Just take whatever unit has a larger compressor.. Also.. To remove all of the freon.. I do believe that giving the system a good vacuum will do it.. Using a vacuum pump on the fill/suction line .. I'm sure you know how to do this. Good luck

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