Air conditioners and Fluorinated Solvent not only bring great convenience to people's daily life, but also improve the comfort of people's lives. However, the Fluorinated Solvent they used has brought great harm to the industry. One is that the Cl in the refrigerant has continuous damage to the ozone layer, and the other is the potential of their greenhouse effect. Today, professionals will give you an analysis.

  At present, air-conditioning mainly uses two kinds of refrigerants, one is Freon R22, which is a kind of refrigerant that is clearly to be eliminated, which has a strong destructive power on the atmospheric ozone layer. Another type of Freon, R410A, is the world's latest environmentally friendly refrigerant, which has no damage to the atmospheric ozone layer.

  Freon R22, difluorochloromethane, the molecular formula is CHCLF2; that is, Freon that destroys the ozone layer as we usually refer to it. It can also be used as aerosol spray agent for killing granules and spray paint, and is the basic raw material for the production of various fluorine-containing polymer compounds. However, R22 belongs to the HCFC refrigerant, and its use will be restricted and prohibited due to its strong destructive effect on the atmospheric ozone layer.

  Freon R410A is a mixed refrigerant, it is a mixture of Freon R32 (difluoromethane) and Freon R125 (pentafluoroethane), which is harmless to ozone, which is what we usually call "CFC-free" EXTINGUISHING AGENT LHF-1230, actually contains fluorine. But R410A is not perfect either. It is a greenhouse gas. The greenhouse effect it produces is far greater than carbon dioxide and even exceeds R22. Therefore, the industry generally believes that R410A is just a transitional product, not a final solution.