Fluid is a refrigirant and pressurized like in most air conditioners

[plucker_08]

situation:

1. i have 2 pipes. the source is pipe A and i will connect it to pipe B. the diameter of Pipe varies and has a range, let's say around 1 in. pipe A can be larger than pipe B. what mechanism shall i i use in order to avoid leakage during the process? the fluid is a refrigirant and pressurized like in most air conditioners (window-type)

2. i have this evaporator and i want to test its capacity. do i need to have the complete aircon parts (condenser, compressor, expansion device, etc) or just a refrigirant tank, pump and an air source.?

3. if the test is done, what design shall i use to be sure that there is no refrigirant left in the evaporator and it goes back to the tank?

 

[russ_watters]

1. Your first question is unfinished...

2. You can't test an evaporator without a functional air conditioning cycle.

3. Not sure about this one - I guess I always thought a little bit of the gas was lost.

 

[plucker_08]

so, what will i do to minimize the refrigirant left in the heat exchanger?

 

[plucker_08]

i've edited the 1st post,,,