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Theory of refrigeration machines - Mechanical compression machine. Fluids

Authors: Maxime DUMINIL, Jean-Pierre DOMBLIDES

Publication date: April 10, 2014

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3. Refrigerant containment

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In any case, the refrigerant in a compression refrigeration system is not a "consumable" product. As mentioned above, it must be chemically inert to the materials and products it comes into contact with in the refrigerant circuit, so there's no reason to release it once it's in place. On the contrary, its presence in the system must be permanent....

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