The high pressure is 350 and low 65 for r22
Something you do not mention is the type of refrigerant that it carries, Many think that it is obvious and do not mention it, they take it for granted but the truth we can only be guided by the information provided by the person asking, we can not guess or assume anything
You are right Electomaq. For the low I assumed it was R22a,. It is necessary to clarify what gas you use
if my curiosity is that which would be the nominal pressure in the discharge you doubt that if I took it in the second valve and in that it has a pressure of 120psi in the low 60 psi and where I put the valve has a pressure of 350 psi
The high pressure as I said should be at 230 to 250 psi. And there is no correspondence between the 2 pressures
Is it a split?
Tell me about team performance. Measure the thermal jump (air inlet temperature to the evaporator and air outlet to the room.)
the air works perfectly
I think they don't understand my doubt
and my doubt is the next to what pressure is the gas when it circulates through the condenser
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As a principle, the high pressure line from the inlet to the condenser to the outlet must be the same, however a cooling process is taking place to convert the gas that the compressor expels into liquid, therefore it is a transfer zone of heat where pressures can be unstable. Therefore, when high pressure is to be checked, it must be at the condenser outlet