Not Cool!

[rustygold]

2.5 with high humidity in arkansas I do about 2.3 on a 40% humid day.

You can test condenser ductwork and evaporator

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[DaytonaBill]

WOW! Thanks for the info... Sounds like another "wallet exercise" in my future!

You are welcome!

 

[DaytonaBill]

2.5 with high humidity in arkansas I do about 2.3 on a 40% humid day.

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Where did you get that chart? It goes against the theory of evaporator equalization, where you strive for equal temps between outlet and inlet ports to position the center of phase conversion from liquid to gas in the center of the evaporator... this is supposed to be done after loading the correct weight of the chosen refrigerant for fine tuning purposes...

Very interesting, I'm always striving to understand the esoteric principals of liquid to gas physics... The evaporation process that absorbs heat from the surrounding area... and the techniques used to carry the heat away...

So please, tell me about the chart?

 

[rustygold]

Going from a liquid to a gas makes that process happen.
The chart tells you if you're going to a gas to soon or to late.



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[DaytonaBill]

Going from a liquid to a gas makes that process happen.
The chart tells you if you're going to a gas to soon or to late.



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Right, but where did you get it? I would love to get my hands on the book...

 

[rustygold]

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[rustygold]

Got it at an advance ac class web site is smpcorp.com it's copyrighted by stander motor products in 2014. Item number a1614

That all I see on it

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[DaytonaBill]

Excellent, thank you!!!

 

[DaytonaBill]

Can't find the text book anywhere on Google or on that website... I did find a bunch of links to tech tips, that's it...

there is a bunch of catalogs on there, I'll browse through them, I might find the book in one of them...

Thanks anyway...

So Catbird, what's going on with the A/C? are you happy with it?