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So would I be correct in saying that the "practical" limit is the safe 8 hour exposure limit? Sent from my "smart" phone using Tapatalk
RSES? Who would of thunk that??? VTP99, of course.
Surprisingly, this is the pdf you've just sent has the same content on what I am reading right now. It just mentioned the word "practical limit" without any note or whatsoever to explain it.
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There's some good rack guys here on this site. I'm sure they could explain it. Personally I've never worked with C02 as a refrigerant. I will look into it though and see what I can find.
I have been reading about CO2 refrigeration systems and I just ran across this practical limit, I have tried to google it, but it just said that it is one of the standards for refrigerant, I just want to know what does that mean...
Where does this "practical limit" exist ?
Refrigerant Practical Limit??? Hi guys! This maybe a dumb question. Haha, but I just want to comprehend it right. And I know that people here is so amazing..ok alright, here goes my question... What is the right definition for practical limit???
Refrigerant Practical Limit???
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