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Author Re: Rod Speed: Chest refrigerator article
no_child_left_unleashed@yahoo.com.sg

2005-07-24, 9:05 pm

Dave wrote:
> [somebody] had a premature failure of a 12/24 volt Danfoss compressor driven
> freezer run as a fridge because some of the internal tubing corroded at
> warmer than freezing temperatures!



was that etiology verified? it doesn't seem logical that the
tubing was
designed to be corrosion free at 0 F, but not at 35 F

for a given refrigerant, at a given vapor pressure inside the
evaporator,
boiling always occurs at the same temperature. temperature in the
*compartment* depends upon how much refrigerant is allowed to
boil, as
controlled by a thermostat... the tubing doesn't know what the
temp is in
the box.

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