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[flip67]

is the saturation point on your gages always what every the pressure temp is

[Rob_in_WV]

Could you reword the question? I'm not sure what you are asking, not sure if it's because my brain is hurting or what. :grin2:

[Damien]

Could you reword the question? I'm not sure what you are asking, not sure if it's because my brain is hurting or what. :grin2:

Hahaha, no its not you. I have no idea what this post/question is either:gah:

[jpsmith1cm]

If I am reading and translating this question correctly, I believe the question that you meant to ask was:


Is the saturation temperature of the refrigerant always the temperature that corresponds to the equivalent pressure?


The answer is:

Unless the refrigerant is an unknown mix or is otherwise contaminated, YES.

[Rob_in_WV]

Thats what I was thinking too JP but wasn't sure.

[jpsmith1cm]

I should clarify that my above answer is the simple answer.

It can get a bit more complicated than that when you are dealing with refrigerant blends, but we can talk more about that on the "Pro" side.

[flip67]

If I am reading and translating this question correctly, I believe the question that you meant to ask was:




The answer is:

Unless the refrigerant is an unknown mix or is otherwise contaminated, YES.

Thank jp that what i was trying to say

[flip67]

Thanks guys im not use to putting my though on "paper" for for like of better word