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By Staff -- Plant Engineering, 9/1/2006

Do the numbers make CO2 a good refrigerant?

I just read the response from Ron Vallort (August Forum page 17) which said that CO2 is a good refrigerant because of its high Coefficient of Performance. I looked up in my ASHRAE Fundamentals and found CO2 is 2.56 C.O.P while R-22 is 4.66 C.O.P. Horsepower/ton is 1.84 for CO2 and 1.011 for R-22.

Evaporator/condensation pressures are 317.5 / 1031psig for CO2 and 28 / 158 psig for R-22.

Is CO2 still a good refrigerant?

Shoji Nakajima, Toyota Motor Manufacturing, Inc. Kentucky

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