Calculate liquid subcooling and compare it with an optional manufacturer target using condensing bubble-point saturation temperature for zeotropic refrigerants.
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Calculate liquid subcooling and compare it with an optional manufacturer target using condensing bubble-point saturation temperature for zeotropic refrigerants.
Service measurements become useful when their location and condition are clear. Pressure, temperature, saturation relationship, airflow, runtime, and recovered mass are not interchangeable measurements.
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Measured points around a refrigeration circuit. This is a simple reading map for this kind of calculation; it does not represent a complete installed system.
Condensing bubble-point saturation temperature from approved PT data (°C)Measured liquid-line temperature (°C)Manufacturer target subcooling (K, optional)
The relationship
The formula used here
Subcooling=condensing bubble-point saturation temperature−liquid-line temperature (for typical zeotropic PT data).
This calculator applies that relationship to your entries. Use the formula to check that the units, reference condition, and measurement location make sense together.
Field reading
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1. Describe one real condition
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2. Read the relationship
Record the exact measured condition, approved refrigerant property source, instrument method, and equipment documentation before using the result as a comparison.
3. Keep the boundary clear
It does not identify refrigerant, set charge, diagnose a fault, authorize pressure or refrigerant work, or replace manufacturer procedures and qualified service practice.
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Calculation method
Calculation method
Subcooling=condensing bubble-point saturation temperature−liquid-line temperature (for typical zeotropic PT data).
The calculator preserves full internal precision and rounds only displayed results. Quantity outputs round up when whole purchasable pieces are required.
Worked example
Worked example
40°C bubble-point saturation and 34°C liquid line gives 6 K subcooling.
Subcooling=condensing bubble-point saturation temperature−liquid-line temperature (for typical zeotropic PT data).
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HVAC results use the measured, design, manufacturer, psychrometric, fluid-property, pressure-temperature, efficiency, and test values you enter. They do not perform or certify Manual J, D, or S procedures; supply ventilation or code defaults; select equipment; identify refrigerant; determine a safe charge; authorize combustion, pressure, electrical, or refrigerant work; or replace approved manufacturer data and a qualified HVAC professional.
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