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    Looking for R507 Pressure/Enthalpy Chart

    I've been trying to get my hands on an R507 Pressure/Enthalpy Chart (Molier Chart), but have only been able to find one in SI units, which would be great if i wanted to convert every single point on the graph. If anyone has a decent quality Chart they can post that would be awesome. I spent a few hours going through my school books, but we only did charts on R22 and R717.

    Cheers

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    http://www.refrigerants.com/

    Download the reference guide under tech info.

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    Quote Originally Posted by frigee_fridays View Post
    I've been trying to get my hands on an R507 Pressure/Enthalpy Chart (Molier Chart), but have only been able to find one in SI units, which would be great if i wanted to convert every single point on the graph. If anyone has a decent quality Chart they can post that would be awesome. I spent a few hours going through my school books, but we only did charts on R22 and R717...
    My searches have come up with nothing as well.

    You might try contacting DuPont or Honeywell (Genetron) tech services and request a copy.

    Alternately, DuPont's Duprex software will generate a cycle diagram on a Mollier chart.

    http://www2.dupont.com/Refrigerants/...EX/DUPREX.html

    Quote Originally Posted by johnl45 View Post
    http://www.refrigerants.com/

    Download the reference guide under tech info.
    Lots of good information there, but they don't provide Mollier diagrams.

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    hows this for ya?

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    Phase Loss Wins!

    Good find.

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    the jugs we buy have it on the bottom of the carton. of course once you toss it all around a jobsite its gone.

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    Quote Originally Posted by icemeister View Post
    Phase Loss Wins!

    Good find.
    Ice, a while back I had my company's engineering department e-mail me the 2005 ASHRAE Handbook chapter 20 "THERMOPHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF REFRIGERANTS" that has a good amount of Mollier diagrams.

    want it for the educational forms?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Phase Loss View Post
    Ice, a while back I had my company's engineering department e-mail me the 2005 ASHRAE Handbook chapter 20 "THERMOPHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF REFRIGERANTS" that has a good amount of Mollier diagrams.

    want it for the educational forms?
    Thanks. We would love to have material like that...

    ...but due to Copyright issues, we cannot post them in the Educational Forums.

    We'd still like to have that on file...just in case the rules change one day.

    http://hvac-talk.com/vbb/showthread.php?t=167551

    (The email address in in there.)

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    Thanks for the chart

    Quote Originally Posted by Phase Loss View Post
    hows this for ya?

    Thanks for posting this pdf!. I'm studying cascading refigeration systems and only had access to 134a, 404a and 410a.

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    No problem.

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    Perfect - Thank you

    Quote Originally Posted by Phase Loss View Post
    No problem.
    This is just what I wanted - many thanks

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