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Why Do We Need Suciton Line Insulation?
Eugene Silberstein 3
Member Posts: 1,380
Have you ever asked yourself this question?
How about, "Why is flash gas good, but too much is no good?"
How about, "Why does a dirty air filter decrease system capacity and performance?"
or how about this one...
"This system is rated at 4 tons, but is it really providing four tons of cooling?"
Or maybe...
"Gee, I wonder what the efficiency of this system is".
Well my friends... All of these answers are waiting for you at my Pressure Enthalpy without Tears seminar.
This 5-hour, NATE-recognized, seminar will be in Plainview, NY on Thursday, August 10th and in Boston on Wednesday, August 16th.
Check out the information below... You won't be sorry.
A great time will be had by all....
How about, "Why is flash gas good, but too much is no good?"
How about, "Why does a dirty air filter decrease system capacity and performance?"
or how about this one...
"This system is rated at 4 tons, but is it really providing four tons of cooling?"
Or maybe...
"Gee, I wonder what the efficiency of this system is".
Well my friends... All of these answers are waiting for you at my Pressure Enthalpy without Tears seminar.
This 5-hour, NATE-recognized, seminar will be in Plainview, NY on Thursday, August 10th and in Boston on Wednesday, August 16th.
Check out the information below... You won't be sorry.
A great time will be had by all....
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Insulation
HI professor!Pressure Enthalpy? Been there, done that!!!!!! Thanks to you,Sir!!!Now I can even spell Pressure Enthalpy!So besides all of the benefits to the equipment,I get to sell and install and make money by insulating the suction line .GO to school and advance your knowledge.Enjoy!0 -
P-H charts without tears
Professor,
Can the textbook be purchased separately?
Thanks
Lek0 -
besides why
Besides why what about wall thickness now i know just about ever supply house stocks and sell 3/8 but if you where to read the manafactors piping sections you would notice that most recommend 1/2 wall armoflex while every body only stocks 3/8 if you think there is no difference feel a line insulated with 1/2 compared to 3/8 there a difference .When i,m doing a/c or refregerant lines i travel to the only supply house in my area that stcks and sells 1/2 wall insulation pretty funny and when i go to closer supply houses and ask they tell me it does not matter pretty funny even though the equipment insulation instructoin make that recommendment .I,m always on a big rant when it comes to proper installating ,line and duct sizing but here in north jersy it the speed and get it done therory at least for most .peace and good luck clammyR.A. Calmbacher L.L.C. HVAC
NJ Master HVAC Lic.
Mahwah, NJ
Specializing in steam and hydronic heating0 -
Thickness DOES Matter
The thicker the insulation, the less heat transferred into the refrigerant as it flows through the suction line. This leads to an increase in the heat if compression, which causes a decrease in the system's coefficient of performance, COP. The COP is directly related to the system's EER and SEER.
Personally, not only do I insulate the suction line, I then wrap the insulation with foam tape. My 1/2 suction line looks like a tree branch when I'm finished with it.0 -
Yes indeed...
Yes indeed it can.
60 bucks gets you the book, laminated refernce card and a floppy disc with all of the needed formulae.
You can drop a check to:
Innovative Teaching Systems
PO Box 580273
Flushing, NY 11358
If not, you can call us at (917) 428-0044 or drop me an e-mail with CC information....
Whatever works for you, works for me.0 -
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