Effect of dissolved lubricating oils on the viscosity of alternative refrigerants

Chang, Yan; Nagashima, Akira

doi:10.1007/bf00505672

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“…The viscosity of a lubricant is 5,000 to 10,000 times greater than the viscosity of a halocarbon refrigerant, and, therefore, any reMgerant which is diluted in a lubricant significantly reduces its viscosity (Chang and Nagashima, 1993). Thus, a high degree of solubility of a reMgerant in a lubricant leads to large viscosity reduction.…”

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Investigation and analysis of lubricant effects on the performance of an HFC-134a refrigeration system

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This work was sponsored by the lubricant manufacturer, Henkel Corporation. Especially, I wish to thank Bruce Beimisch for his support and technical advice throughout the project. In addition, Mr. Nicholas Schnur was very cooperative and he greatly aided the completion of the project. Tecumseh Products was very generous in providing especially designed equipment. Particularly, Mr. Ronald Shimon was very helpful and supportive of the project.

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Investigation and analysis of lubricant effects on the performance of an HFC-134a refrigeration system

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Measurements of Absorption Rates of HFC Single and Blended Refrigerants in POE Oils

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Effect of dissolved lubricating oils on the viscosity of alternative refrigerants

Cited by 2 publications

References 5 publications

Investigation and analysis of lubricant effects on the performance of an HFC-134a refrigeration system

Investigation and analysis of lubricant effects on the performance of an HFC-134a refrigeration system

Measurements of Absorption Rates of HFC Single and Blended Refrigerants in POE Oils

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