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TXV capacity

edow
Member Posts: 17
What are the 3 factors that determine the capacity of a TXV?
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TXV
Are you talking theoretically? Or are you on a service call w/ a system that has a problem because the TXV is r22 and the comp is r134a and the Walk-In is warm because the TXV is not feeding enough freon?!0 -
TXV Capacity
i am talking theoretically0 -
Which
ones do you know about?0 -
capacity modifiers
1. Differential pressure across the TXV.
2. Subcooling of the liquid.
3. Superheat at the coil outlet.00 -
Expansion Devices TXV
The three factors that determine the capacity of a TXV are0 -
Expansion Devices TXV
The three factors that determine the capacity of a TXV are0 -
Epansion Devices
The three factors that determine the capacity of a TXV are theoritically0 -
This sounds like a test......:-)
I'll say Orifice size in valve, Delta" P" between hi and lo side and The temp and state of the liquid entering the valve...........
I took a shot. It's been a while since theory racked my brain......
Peace
Mike T.............0
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