Hydrochlorofluorocarbon Refrigerant

R236FA refrigerant gas is an environmentally friendly gas that does not leave any residue. It can work in very hot environments. It gives good results in dusty and high ambient temperatures up to 80 degrees Celsius. R227EA can withstand and cool 15 degrees more ambient temperature than the refrigerant gas. Its evaporation temperature is -1.4 degrees C. R227EA evaporates at -15.4 degrees C. The difference in heat in its evaporation is the difference in tolerance to temperature.

It has been tested and tested by a user as a manufacturer that R236FA gas actually tolerates the ambient temperature better than R227EA gas and the condenser / evaporator ratio decreases.

In air conditioners where this gas is used, the evaporator and condenser ratio is low. 1.5 units of condenser are sufficient for 1 unit of evaporator, which means smaller compressor and smaller air conditioner sizes. Especially in iron, steel and cement factories, there is limited space and the environment is very hot and dusty, so these gas air conditioners should be preferred due to their compact structure and better tolerance to heat. Although these air conditioners are expensive at first, they will cause fewer problems during operation and the inability to transition from the gas phase to the liquid phase, called gas swelling, will be less common. Gas swelling is not encountered in these air conditioners because even if the gas swells, it immediately recovers and continues to cool when moving to a slightly less hot place.

As a company, the air conditioners that we manufacture are the gas-powered air conditioners that work most smoothly and efficiently in iron and steel, cement and foundry factories, especially on furnaces.

It should not be forgotten that the condenser and evaporator cleaning of all air conditioners operating in dusty and hot environments should be done completely and frequently, because no matter which gas the air conditioner uses, the basic principle is to cool the heated gas, and this is only possible with a clean condenser and evaporator.