12. according to the example on how to calculate "flash / tax gas", also known as non-
refriger...
Engineering, 01.12.2019 23:31 kiyah311
12. according to the example on how to calculate "flash / tax gas", also known as non-
refrigeration effect, what would be the % of gas produced if one pound of liquid ammonia
would convert to gas across the expansion valve with 95° f condensing temperature and
-40° f evaporating temperatures.
a. approximately 27%
b. approximately 21%
c. approximately 17%
d. approximately 12%
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