Mixed refrigerant for replacing HCFC-22 as well as preparation method and application of mixed refrigerant
A technology of mixing refrigerant and condensing temperature, applied in chemical instruments and methods, materials for heat exchange, etc., to achieve the effects of large economic benefits, reduced energy consumption, and reduced charging capacity
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[0053] A mixed refrigerant that replaces HCFC-22 under high-temperature conditions, composed of the following three components in terms of mass percentage: fluoroethane, 80%; difluoromethane, 8%; 1,1-difluoroethane , 12%.
[0054] When replacing HCFC-22 under high-temperature conditions, physically mix HFC-161, HFC-32, and HFC-152a in a liquid phase at a mass percentage of 80:8:12 to obtain the above-mentioned mixed refrigerant.
Embodiment 2
[0056] A mixed refrigerant that replaces HCFC-22 under high-temperature conditions, composed of the following three components by mass percentage: fluoroethane, 70%; difluoromethane, 10%; 1,1-difluoroethane , 20%.
[0057] When replacing HCFC-22 under high-temperature conditions, physically mix HFC-161, HFC-32, and HFC-152a in a liquid phase at a mass percentage of 70:10:20 to obtain the above-mentioned mixed refrigerant.
Embodiment 3
[0059] A mixed refrigerant that replaces HCFC-22 under high-temperature conditions. It consists of the following three components by mass percentage: fluoroethane, 75%; difluoromethane, 10%; 1,1-difluoroethane , 15%.
[0060] When replacing HCFC-22 under high-temperature conditions, physically mix HFC-161, HFC-32, and HFC-152a in a liquid phase at a mass percentage of 75:10:15 to obtain the above-mentioned mixed refrigerant.
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