Refrigerant Leak Detection
Leak detection is an essential service practice. There are many old and new methods available to assist technicians' eyes and ears in finding leak sites.
All pressurized HVACR systems can eventually leak refrigerant. Therefore, it's the responsibility of the HVACR technician to monitor systems regularly and inspect for leaks.
Although a tight system — with minimal leakage that doesn't affect system performance — may not pose a problem, a more serious leak will do so, and could occur at any time.
Some leaks are plainly visible to the eye. These include a visible line break, the presence of oil, and quite possibly a refrigerant vapor cloud of escaping gas.
An audible leak might also be detected if a system is pressurized and large leaks are present.
Leak detection is an essential service practice. There are many old and new methods available to assist technicians' eyes and ears in finding leak sites.
All pressurized HVACR systems can eventually leak refrigerant. Therefore, it's the responsibility of the HVACR technician to monitor systems regularly and inspect for leaks.
Although a tight system — with minimal leakage that doesn't affect system performance — may not pose a problem, a more serious leak will do so, and could occur at any time.
Some leaks are plainly visible to the eye. These include a visible line break, the presence of oil, and quite possibly a refrigerant vapor cloud of escaping gas.
An audible leak might also be detected if a system is pressurized and large leaks are present.
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