Jul 30, 2012 · How much refrigerant can a recovery tank hold? Jump to Latest 102K views 11 replies 11 participants last post by texasgentleman2 Aug 1, 2012 B

May 20, 2016 · Just be sure to pull your recovery tank to 200 microns or lower. You can run the 410a through a drier between your recovery machine and the unit for extra moisture insurance.

Jun 17, 2016 · I will charge as a gas (non-blended of course) this way you will be distilling the refrigerant and leaving the debris in the recovery cylinder. It will take much longer and you will …

Jul 13, 2006 · I have a half-full recovery tank. I'm recovering R22 from a disconnected condenser. My recovery tank is half full of R22. I recovering from the liquid side. I turn on the recovery …

An oil separator removes oil, acid, and particulate matter from the refrigerant. Also, the high moisture absorption dessicant in the filter-drier removes moisture before refrigerant enters the …

Nov 6, 2013 · 45.3 (refrigerant wt.) + 27.6 (tare weight) = 72.9 max tank gross weight* *Note: WC and Tare weights will vary with different manufacturers of recovery cylinders, and those actual …

Feb 18, 2006 · For example 125# recovery cylinder at ambient density of R22 at 130* is 66.312. Take that factor 66.312 divided by water density 62.4 = 1.06. If the WC of a 125 is 121, mutiply …

Jul 29, 2018 · Yes, for the recovery first to commission the tank. I've heard some are shipped with nitrogen in them. Mine wasn't. What kind of refrigerant is in the tank? What is the ambient …

Feb 26, 2011 · Hey everybody, What is the best way to clean a recovery cylinder if it was used for R-22 only and now I need to use it for r-134a? I don't want to cross contaminate the …

Jul 14, 2013 · In the Pro Forum Training and Education dated 3-19-2010 Rundawg posted a chart showing both gross weight and net weight for most refrigerants and for several sizes of …