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Wednesday, November 2, 2022

REFRIGERATION HVAC MECHANIC RED SEAL LICENSE EXAM REVIEWER - compressor discharge, suction pressures

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REFRIGERATION HVAC MECHANIC RED SEAL LICENSE EXAM REVIEWER - compressor  discharge, suction pressures


PROBLEM 

(from sample questions on): https://www.red-seal.ca/

The compression ratio of a refrigeration system is 7:1. If the discharge pressure is 300 psig, what is the suction pressure?


Given 

7:1 compression ratio


300 psig discharge pressure (gage)



Unknown 

suction pressure 



SOLUTION 


Cr = Pd abs/Ps abs


Ps abs = Pd abs/Cr


where: 

Cr = compression ratio

       

Pd abs = absolute discharge pressure 


Ps abs = absolute suction pressure 


Absolute Pressure 

= gage pressure 

+  14.7 


Pd abs

= 300 psig + 14.7

= 314.7 psia


substituting the values, we get, 


Ps abs = 314.7/7


Ps abs = 45 psia


Ps gage = 45 - 14.7

Ps gage = 30.3 psig



Checking


Cr = 314.7/45

Cr = 7



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