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Liquefied gases and multiphase media handling
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Pumping, transfer, supply, and recovery of various liquefied gases and multicomponent media in industrial and technological systems.

Refrigeration Equipment Charging with Refrigerants
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Charging, transfer, and recovery of refrigerants for refrigeration equipment: fluorocarbons (R11, R12, R13, R14, R22, R134a, R407c, R410a), hydrocarbons (R600a), ammonia (NH3), and CO2. Servicing of old and new refrigeration circuits.

Air Conditioning Systems Charging with Refrigerants
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Charging, transfer, and recovery of single-component refrigerants for air conditioning systems: fluorocarbons (R22, R32, R134a), hydrocarbons (R290). Servicing of residential, commercial, and industrial AC units and chillers.

Current application
HCFC class refrigerants handling
ID: 334

HCFC class refrigerants handling

Refrigerants for air conditioners and refrigerators, blowing agents for polyurethane foam (PUF) and assembly foams, propellants, solvents, and raw materials for the production of polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE, Teflon).

Task clarification
R-21 refrigerant handling
ID: 335 i

R-21 refrigerant (fluorodichloromethane) transfer and recovery. Refrigerant supply and circulation in air conditioning and water cooling systems. R-21 pumping as a propellant, polymerization medium, and component of blended refrigerants and blowing agents

R-22 refrigerant handling
ID: 336 i

R-22 refrigerant transfer and recovery. Supply in air conditioning and refrigeration equipment. R-22 pumping as a blowing agent for foams and raw material for PTFE (Teflon) production. Cylinder charging and residual evacuation.

R-122 refrigerant handling and transfer
ID: 337 i

Supply and pumping of the refrigerant R-122 (difluorotrichloroethane) as a solvent, component of blended solvents, blowing agent for polymer products, and raw material for fluorocarbon synthesis.

R-141b refrigerant handling
ID: 338 i

R-141b refrigerant transfer. Supply of the refrigerant (dichlorofluoroethane) as a blowing agent for PUF, solvent, heat transfer fluid in air conditioners and heat pumps, and inhalation anesthetic in veterinary medicine.

R-142b refrigerant handling
ID: 339 i

R-142b refrigerant handling and transfer. Supply of the refrigerant (difluorochloroethane) as a propellant, blowing agent for foams, and raw material for fluorocarbon synthesis. Cylinder charging, transfer, and vapor phase evacuation.

R-225 refrigerant handling
ID: 340 i

R-225 refrigerant handling and transfer. Supply of R-225 refrigerant as a solvent (R-113 analog), blowing agent for porous polymers, and inhalation anesthetic for animals.

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CFC class refrigerants handling
ID: 323 i

Pumping and recovery of chlorofluorocarbons. Cylinder charging, pumping out residuals from old refrigeration systems, solvents, and propellants.

Fire suppression halons handling
ID: 330 i

Halocarbon gases and liquids for total flooding fire extinguishing, including energized electrical equipment. Halon pumping and supply into heat transfer fluid systems, fluorocarbon synthesis units, and etching processes.

HCFC class refrigerants handling
ID: 334 i

Refrigerants for air conditioners and refrigerators, blowing agents for polyurethane foam (PUF) and assembly foams, propellants, solvents, and raw materials for the production of polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE, Teflon).

HFC class refrigerants handling
ID: 341 i

HFC class refrigerants handling, transfer, and charging. Pumping and supply of hydrofluorocarbons R-134a, R-32, and R-125 from container to container, including vapor phase evacuation.

HFO and HCFO refrigerants handling
ID: 348 i

Next-generation HFO and HCFO refrigerants handling, transfer, and charging. Supply of olefins R-1234yf, R-1234ze, and R-1233zd for modern automotive air conditioners, chillers, and low-GWP systems.

Hydrocarbon refrigerants and organic fluids handling
ID: 352 i

Hydrocarbons and organic fluids transfer and charging: propane, butane, isobutane, pentane, cyclopentane, and DME. Supply of PUF blowing agents and propellants, cylinder charging, and extruder feeding.

Natural and inorganic refrigerants handling
ID: 361 i

Natural and inorganic refrigerants handling, transfer, and charging: ammonia R-717, CO2 R-744, water R-718, and nitrous oxide N2O. Gas boosting, ISO-tank evacuation, and system charging.

Fire Suppression Systems Charging with Fluorocarbon Agents and CO2
ID: 23 i

Charging, transfer, and recovery of single-component agents for gaseous fire suppression systems: fluorocarbons (R23, R125, R227ea, R218, R318C) and carbon dioxide (CO2). Filling of fire suppression cylinders and modules.

Refrigeration Equipment Charging with Refrigerants
ID: 24 i

Charging, transfer, and recovery of refrigerants for refrigeration equipment: fluorocarbons (R11, R12, R13, R14, R22, R134a, R407c, R410a), hydrocarbons (R600a), ammonia (NH3), and CO2. Servicing of old and new refrigeration circuits.

Air Conditioning Systems Charging with Refrigerants
ID: 25 i

Charging, transfer, and recovery of single-component refrigerants for air conditioning systems: fluorocarbons (R22, R32, R134a), hydrocarbons (R290). Servicing of residential, commercial, and industrial AC units and chillers.

Liquefiable Gas Supply to Technological Processes
ID: 26 i

Supply of liquefiable gases to technological processes under pressure: CO2 for supercritical extraction, propane-butane for polymer foaming in extruders, ethylene and propylene for chemical synthesis.

Liquefied Gas Recovery and Reclamation
ID: 27 i

Recovery, reclamation, and return-to-service of liquefied gases: fluorocarbons, sulfur hexafluoride (SF6), nitrous oxide (N2O), carbon dioxide. Prevention of atmospheric emissions, reclamation of spent gases, valuable fluids return to the process cycle.

High-Purity Liquefiable Gas Supply
ID: 39 i

Supply of high-purity and ultra-high-purity liquefiable gases under pressure: CO2, propane, butane, ethylene, propylene. Applications in supercritical extraction, semiconductor industry, gas chromatography, and pharmaceuticals.

Hazardous Liquefiable Gas Supply
ID: 40 i

Transfer and supply of hazardous liquefiable gases in liquid phase under pressure: LPG (propane-butane), ammonia, chlorine, vinyl chloride, sulfur dioxide. Storage, transportation, and process feed.

Corrosive Liquefiable Gas Supply
ID: 41 i

Supply of chemically aggressive and toxic liquefiable gases: ammonia, chlorine, LPG, vinyl chloride, HCl, HBr, NO2, phosgene. Require corrosion-resistant materials (Hastelloy, Monel, PTFE) for safe transfer to chemical processes.

Carbon dioxide CO2 handling
ID: 91 i

Polystyrene extruders feed, CO2 extraction, firefighting and refrigeration systems charging, gas lasers feed

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Equipment to solve the task: HCFC class refrigerants handling

ID: 326 i

Refrigerant pumps and boosters
ID: 55 i

Multiphase boosters for handling single-component refrigerants R11, R12, R13, R14, R134a, R22, R600a, R407c, R410a, ammonia NH3 and others. Gas compressors for unloading of freon cylinders, special containers, tanks under zero. Liquid pumps for refrigeration equipment charging, pumping refrigerants into cylinders.

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