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4017 (RP-736) — A Fundamental Study of Refrigerant-Line Transients: Part 1 – Description of the Problem and Survey of Relevant Literature

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Conference Proceeding by ASHRAE, 1997

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Dangerous pressure excursion incidents in industrial refrigeration systems have been caused by condensation-induced shock and vapour-propelled liquid slugging; however, some of the mechanisms responsible for initiating these hydraulic transients remain unclear. Simple descriptions of these shock-initiating conditions are given, and a thorough survey of the related technical literature is provided. The main contribution of this work is a literature database for practitioners and researchers interested in condensation-induced shock and vapour-propelled liquid slugging in refrigeration systems.

KEYWORDS: year 1997, Refrigeration, industrial, condensation, vapour pressure, bubbles, pressure, failure, water hammer, surveys

Citation: ASHRAE Trans. 1997, Vol.103, Part 1, Paper number 4017 (RP-736), 65-87, 2 figs., refs.

Product Details

Published:
1997
File Size:
1 file , 2.9 MB
Product Code(s):
D-16350