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How to recover Freon during refrigeration unit maintenance

2017-01-05View Original

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The fluorine charging for large refrigeration units is measured in tons; if the user has production facilities, the amount of fluorine required is even greater. How to recover Freon during maintenance? Are there any mature process technologies and equipment available?
Reply #22017-01-05
I need to see your process flow diagram and the areas that require maintenance, etc
Reply #32017-01-06
The process flow of Freon-based units is basically similar
Reply #42017-01-06
There are specialized machines for recovering Freon, which are used to collect the Freon from the units and store it in tanks. I’ve worked with such machines before; we even purchased one from the United States. In fact, refrigeration equipment manufacturers usually also have such recovery machines, so you can ask them to lend one to you~
Reply #52017-01-06
For the installation and maintenance of ice machines, there are such organizations in the technical maintenance department. Theoretically, there are two methods: 1. Evacuate the recovery tank and then connect it to the unit to automatically balance the pressure. 2. The pump unit directly pumps to the recovery tank

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