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Chapter 10, Problem 16RQ
A technician takes the following readings on an R-404A refrigeration system:
Head pressure = 205 psig
Suction pressure = 30 psig
Condenser outlet temperature = 80°F
Evaporator outlet temperature = 10°F
Using the pressure/temperature chart in Figure 10.25, find the condenser subcooling and evaporator superheat amounts.
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