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Refrigeration Analyser

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R32 · R410A · R290

Refrigeration Performance Analyser

Convert measured gauge pressures to saturation temperatures using your PT engine, then calculate superheat and subcooling from pipe temperatures. Use the result as evidence alongside airflow, load and control state — not as a stand-alone charge diagnosis.

Live refrigeration pathGeneric split-system cycle
Cooling mode
1 · SuctionCompressorLow-pressure vapour enters compressor.
2 · High sideCondenserHeat rejected and refrigerant condenses.
3 · MeteringEEVPressure is reduced and feed is controlled.
4 · Low sideEvaporatorHeat absorbed before returning to suction.
↩ Refrigerant returns to the compressor and the cycle repeats
Test setup

Measurement snapshot

RefrigerantR32
ModeCooling
Core readings0 / 4
ContextOptional
Enter pressures and pipe temperatures to analyse.
Field measurements

Enter operating data

Use stable readings taken at the correct service points. Optional air temperatures improve the recorded context.

R290 / propane — A3 highly flammable refrigerant. Follow the applicable flammable-refrigerant procedures, area controls, leak detection and equipment requirements. This calculator does not replace those procedures.
Calculated system evidenceRefrigeration snapshot
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Evaporating saturation—
Calculated superheat—
Condensing saturation—
Calculated subcooling—
Interpretation limits. Inverter systems continuously alter compressor speed and electronic expansion-valve position. Superheat/subcooling targets are model- and operating-condition dependent. Confirm airflow, load, fan operation and exact manufacturer data before making a charge decision.

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