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    This document contains a series of lines and data points showing the saturation properties of refrigerants, including enthalpy in kJ/kg, specific volume in m^3/kg, temperature in °C, and pressure in Bar. The lines represent different saturation curves for refrigerants with saturation coefficients ranging from 1.5 to 2.0. Data points falling on or between the lines indicate saturation state properties. The source and date are noted at the top.

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    This document contains a series of lines and data points showing the saturation properties of refrigerants, including enthalpy in kJ/kg, specific volume in m^3/kg, temperature in °C, and pressure in Bar. The lines represent different saturation curves for refrigerants with saturation coefficients ranging from 1.5 to 2.0. Data points falling on or between the lines indicate saturation state properties. The source and date are noted at the top.

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    Diagram R12

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    This document contains a series of lines and data points showing the saturation properties of refrigerants, including enthalpy in kJ/kg, specific volume in m^3/kg, temperature in °C, and pressure in Bar. The lines represent different saturation curves for refrigerants with saturation coefficients ranging from 1.5 to 2.0. Data points falling on or between the lines indicate saturation state properties. The source and date are noted at the top.

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    of 1

    70,00

    02

    015

    03

    0,0

    0,0

    R12 Ref :R.C.Downing. ASHRAE Transactions 1974. Paper No. 2313.

    0,0

    040

    0,0

    DTU, Department of Energy Engineering


    s in [kJ/(kg K)]. v in [m^3/kg]. T in [C]
    M.J. Skovrup & H.J.H Knudsen. 13-02-07

    50

    0,00

    110

    50,00

    s = 1,50

    60,00

    70

    0,00

    110

    100

    40,00

    60

    0,00

    80
    0,00
    90
    0,00
    0
    0,01

    90

    100

    30,00
    80

    90

    0,01

    v=
    0,0 v= 0
    0
    04 ,003 ,002
    0
    0
    0

    70

    80

    s = 1,55

    70

    0,02

    60

    v=

    50

    60

    20,00

    0,0

    0,04

    s = 1,7

    0
    s = 1,7

    s = 1,65

    s = 1,60

    30

    0,05

    v=

    20

    7,00

    40

    v
    0,0 = 0,0
    10
    08

    30

    8,00

    6,00

    20

    0,06

    s = 1,8

    0,0

    15

    10

    5,00

    0,07

    0
    0,08
    0
    0,09

    20

    v=

    10

    5
    0

    0,10

    0,0
    3
    v=

    s = 1,

    v=
    0,0
    4

    -20

    2,00

    0,15

    90

    -10

    -10

    3,00

    s = 1,8

    v=

    0,0

    4,00

    0,70
    0,60

    0,0

    0,30

    -30

    ,00

    0,

    s=2

    1,00
    0,90
    0,80

    v=

    -30

    80

    v=

    s = 1,
    95

    0,0
    6

    0,20

    -20

    10

    v=

    -40

    Pressure [Bar]

    0,03

    v=

    10,00
    9,00

    06

    40

    50

    v=

    0,40

    5
    0,1
    0

    v=

    0,2

    -40

    0,50
    0,100,20
    0,40240
    0,50 260
    0,60 0,70
    -20 360
    0 20 380
    40 60
    100 120
    140 460
    160 180
    140 160x =180
    2000,30220
    280 0,80
    300 0,90
    320 -40
    340
    40080 420
    440
    480200500
    s = 1,00
    1,20
    1,40Enthalpy [kJ/kg]

    0,50
    0,60

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