I have seen the filter dryer is used in the cooling system for refrigerant part in between the condenser and expansion valve. Is there any water formed inside the tube when there is cooling process?
it is dependent on your refrigerant and also during condensation vapour is converted into small amounts of water
Thank you for answering my question.
Is it even the whole system is using refrigerant only, the condensation vapour is converted into small amounts of water?
Is this the natural process of the cooling of a refrigerant which forms water even it is in a closed loop system?
actually in this world no system is closed......
but for the fact that filter dryer is used because during condensation there might be some solid formation around active nuclei which must be removed before liquid goes for the expansion otherwise the expansion will not be effective.
the filter dryer is used to remove any form of solid from the flowing media...
Thank you for your answer.
I have been told that the seal of the compressor might not prefect, so some of the moisture will move to the system. Is this true?
May I know what do you mean by solid formation? Is it a solid form of the refrigerant or wear from the equipment?
yes there is always a chance of leakage.....
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and the solid i am talking about can be anything but most probably solidified working fluid....
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