What does the non-condensable gas in propane, the HC-290 refrigerant, refer to?

2018-06-01View Original

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What does the non-condensable gas in propane, the HC-290 refrigerant, refer to?

Reply #22018-06-01

Does it refer solely to air, or to air along with alkanes and alkenes?

Reply #32018-07-24

In simple terms, they are new substances that arise as a result of chemical or physical reactions between the refrigerant, lubricating oil, and air within the refrigeration system, driven by temperature and pressure. These substances do not play any role in the cooling process, but they can affect its efficiency inside the system; they are usually removed from the system through the highest point on the high-pressure side.

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