Refrigerants are important working substances in refrigeration equipments, which determines the working temperature and efficiency of refrigeration equipment. They can continuously circulate in the refrigeration system and achieve refrigeration through their own state changes. The selection of refrigerants should consider their low-temperature heat transfer performance, chemical stability and safety. Among them, organic fluorides have the characteristics of good thermal stability, chemical inertness, large heat of evaporation and non-flammability, and can be used to evaporate and condense at lower temperatures, so they are widely used in refrigerants.
Compared with conventional refrigerants, organic fluorides as refrigerants have the following advantages.
The organic fluorides used in refrigerants mainly include four types, namely chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs), hydrochlorofluorocarbons (HCFCs), hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs) and hydrofluorooolefins (HFOs). CFCs have been discontinued because they are highly destructive to the ozone layer and significantly contribute to global warming. HCFCs are important refrigerants that replace CFCs and they are widely used in refrigeration equipments. The ozone depletion potential (ODP) of HFCs is zero, and have no destructive effect on the ozone layer. Due to their characteristics of excellent energy efficiency and environmental protection, they have been rapidly and widely used in the refrigerants industry since their launch. The ODP of HFOs is also zero, with ultra-low global warming potential, and they have minimal impact on climate warming. They are the new generation of refrigerants that are much more environmentally friendly than HCFCs and HFCs, and have a huge market potential in refrigerants.
When organic fluorides are used as refrigerants, their refrigeration principle is mainly based on the state-changing characteristics of organic fluorides, and the refrigeration effect is achieved through continuous exchange of cold and heat in the evaporator and condenser. Specifically, the organic fluorides in the evaporator evaporate into a gaseous state under low pressure, absorbing the surrounding heat and lowering the surrounding temperature. The high-temperature and high-pressure organic fluorides are cooled down by the condenser and become liquid, releasing the absorbed heat. The liquefied organic fluorides enter the evaporator again for the next round of refrigeration process. By continuously cycling this process, the effect of lowering the ambient temperature is achieved.
Fig.1 Refrigeration cycle of refrigerants
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