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What are the 3 basic recovery methods?
-passive...makes use of compressor to pump refrigerant into cylinder
-absorption...uses material that acts as a desiccant for absorption
-active recovery...most common, use external pump to remove refrigerant as liquid or vapour
ozone layer is located where?
10 to 40 km above the earths surface
ozone concentration is less than?
1ppm
the thickness of ozone found in a column of the earths atmosphere is approximately?
1/8 in (0.3) cm thick
What ultraviolet rays does the sun produce?
UVA, UVB, and UVC
1 % depletion in the ozone increases exposure to UVA and UVB by?
1.5% to 2%
Where can ozone be found in which it assist in the formation of smog?
tropospheric zone
1 chlorine atom has been found to destroy how many ozone molecules?
100,000
what are ODP values based on?
based on a comparison to the ozone depletion potential of r 11 and r 12
What are GWP values based on?
based on a comparison to the effects of one kilogram co2 over 100 year time span
TEWI values
are mathematically calculated using refrigerant efficiencies, leakage rates, operating charge, equipment life span, energy consumption, energy generation type
The 4 r's
Recovery - remove from system (mandatory)
Reuse - put back into system
Recycle - on site processing
Reclaim - off site - recognized facility
Deep vacuum levels
-minimum vacuum of 500 microns
-minimum hold time 15 mins
CSA B52 is?
mechanical refrigeration code
CSA B51 is ?
Boilers, pressure vessel and pressure piping code