We produce R125 refrigerant; in summer the pipes get frozen. Why are the pipes warm now?
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The pipe is warm when transporting r125; what is this phenomenon?
Is it just a human perception—an illusion?
This is definitely not an illusion; it’s really warm, whereas it was ice-cold a few days ago
I didn’t make it clear enough: the temperature of the material remains relatively constant, but changes in ambient temperature give the impression of a different sensation. It’s like when the air-conditioning is set at 26 degrees – it feels cold in summer and hot in winter.
It seems it’s caused by cold hands in winter. Wasn’t there a temperature measuring device to use?
It’s definitely not because of cold hands – I’m in the south, and the lowest temperature here is only 13 degrees; in summer, touching the pipes feels like touching ice
Winter and summer feel different. Actually, the temperature hasn’t changed
The temperature does change; I’m in southern Guangdong, and the current temperature is 20 degrees. The temperature of the R125 refrigerant is very low
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Let the data speak; it seems that sometimes, due to environmental influences, people can develop illusions.