I’d like to ask about the azeotropes of R134a and R115 – those substances that readily form azeotropes with R134a

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Azeotropes of R134a with R115/R143 or others

Reply #22018-06-20

Okay. But they say it’s not easy to separate at the tower! !

Reply #32018-06-20

Fortunately, in the 143 separation tower, the top layer contains a mixture of 143 and 134a; the amount is small, so it is collected and sold as waste

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