Can a centrifugal pump be used for transporting refrigerant R11?
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I’ve run into a problem recently: I need to filter out the impurities in the refrigerant inside the evaporator. The refrigerant in question is R134a, and I plan to create a circulation system. Can a centrifugal pump be used for this purpose? I would appreciate some advice from those with more experience. If it can be used, what type of centrifugal pump should I choose?
It would be best to provide more specific parameters such as flow rate, head, specific gravity, temperature, etc., to facilitate model selection
I’m not sure about the various figures either. My goal is to remove the debris from the refrigerant in the evaporator of the freezer; I want to use a pump to create circulation and install a filter to catch that debris. Do you have any good suggestions? Please advise me!
It’s a good method; I checked the physical and chemical properties of the refrigerant, and a magnetic pump should work.
Is it a screw compressor? Generally, there should be filters and dryers before entering the compressor, right?
Use a stainless-steel magnetic pump and install a filter on the imported pipeline
A twin-screw pump can also be used; we have used them for pumping a lot of R134A and R235A