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Now that I know there are more people building single stages without prior experiences or firm refrigeration background, I think this link I found will be helpful on people trying to figure out what superheat and subcooling is to build safer longer lasting and tuned properly units... :)
http://www.sporlan.com/10-135.pdf
Enjoy.
finaly a good thread between all the trash here:)
thx. saves me from asking a lot more questions.
Great thread!
This should be sticked. :worship: jinu
nice!
ya nifty read I vote sticky too. Realy simplistic and easy to under stand to boot.
thanks jinu
a must read for every starter. Everybody who builds units should understand everything it says.
Wow, thanks alot.
Good read,
took me at least a month or two while casually browsing this section to figure out What the heck those words meant, especially when ppl were saying talking about superheat in kelvin, that threw me, like.. you should have 10K superheat, and i was like 10,000 ??what?? of superheat??
sticky!
That should be very useful to charge and tune, thanks:cool:
very nice. Helpful guide for beginners like me :) (i've got problem with geting unfer -15* on r290)
Thnx jinu
Holy thread resurrection Batman!
great thread.Quote:
Originally Posted by Weee
K=9/5f+32+273.15
Need to read that once my homwork is done...(damnn you ap world history)
even i understood it, i was trying to figure out what superheat was, i thought it was when the refrigerant was boiling higher than it's supposed to! Thanks man!!
sorry to revive dead thread guys
But i was linking this and found the link to not work :(
new linkage
Perhaps necrothreaded but at least it is a worthy thread to be resurected!
thanks jinu this was for me
404'd
sorted thanks tomQuote:
Originally Posted by SoddemFX
Link no longer works...
Wouldn't internet archive work?Quote:
Originally Posted by sdumper
Anyone got it saved and can upload it again? Thx in advance!
Here you go, second hit on google :p:
http://www.parker.com/literature/Spo...010/10-135.pdf
Parker / Sporlan are constantly changing their addresses :(
So the link one more time is http://www.sporlanonline.com/10-135.pdf
Here is the new address for the article. Quite useful.
http://www.parker.com/literature/Spo...135_012007.pdf
A side note for anybody reading. That equation is wrong. It should beQuote:
great thread.
K=9/5f+32+273.15
Need to read that once my homwork is done...(damnn you ap world history)
K=((F-32)/1.8) + 273.15
Sorry to resurrect this thread (but no big deal since is a sticly :D i think). Well, today was talking with a friend about Superheat and both were wondering what was that about and if would improve a single stage. Maybe this is just a coincidence, who knows. Will read it this weekend.
Just go to Parker's website, navigate through the various products, and they'll have all of the literature that you need. If you can't find it, call or email them and they'll be happy to direct you to it. They've got a lot of helpful materials.
The same goes for compressor manufacturer websites. Tecumseh has a good library of EBs to sift through that will be of a great help. I read a lot of them, but of course, you have to read carefully.
http://www.tecumseh.com/en/united-st...licy-bulletins
There are others there that are some may find useful.
http://www.parker.com/
Through this link, just go to literature and you'll see plenty of things available. The Bulletins and User Manuals are usually most helpful.