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Programs at the Salt Lake City Meeting (June 2008) - None
Programs at the New York Meeting (January 2008) - None
Program for the Long Beach Meeting (June 2007)
Seminar 44 (Basic)
The History of System Chemistry
Monday, June 25, 2007 11 am - 12 noon
Sponsor: TC 03.02 Refrigerant System Chemistry
Chair: Kenneth C. Lilje, Ph.D., Member, CPI Engineering
Services, Inc., Midland, MI
Abstract and program.
An overview is provided of
the use of system chemical observations and solutions and the role system
chemistry plays in the successful use of vapor compression
cooling/refrigeration.
1. System Chemistry—Past,
Present and Future
Joseph A. Karnaz, Member,
Tecumseh Compressor Co., Tecumseh, MI
2. System Chemistry Aspects
of Lubricants for HFC Refrigerants
Ganesan (Sonny) Sundaresan,
FASHRAE, Emerson Climate Technologies, Inc., Sidney, OH
Programs at the Dallas Meeting (January 2007) - None
Programs for the Quebec City Meeting (June 2006) - None
Programs at the Chicago Meeting (January 2006):
Symposium CH-06-14
System Chemistry and Contaminants Research
Wednesday, January 25, 8:00 AM - 10:00 AM
Sponsor: TC 03.02 Refrigerant System Chemistry; TC 03.01
Refrigerants and Secondary Coolants, TC 03.03 Refrigerant Contaminant
Control, TC 03.04 Lubrication
Chair: Kenneth C. Lilje, Ph.D., Member, CPI Engineering
Services, Inc., Midland, MI
Abstract. This symposium contains papers presenting
ASHRAE research results related to materials and processes. Topics
include an evaluation of the iron/POE reaction; the effects of process
chemicals on HFC/POE systems; the distribution of water between the
vapor and liquid refrigerant phases; and a test method for determining
organic acids on desiccants as a method to evaluate system condition.
Forum 24
Refrigerant
Impurities: Do They Matter?
Wednesday, January 25, 11:15 AM - 12:05 PM
Sponsor:
TC 03.02 Refrigerant System Chemistry; TC 03.01 Refrigerants and
Secondary Coolants, TC 03.03 Refrigerant Contaminant Control
Moderator:
Robert
W. Yost, Member, National Refrigerants, Rosenhayn, NJ
Abstract:
Refrigerant impurities may affect the performance or reliability
of HVAC&R systems, and are controlled in refrigerant specifications like
ARI 700. Some impurities that may affect the system or the service
technician are not listed in the specifications. Are there issues with
refrigerant impurities in the current specifications that should be
addressed?
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