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Originally Posted by wwest
"It doesn't seem possible.."
Seems to me that if you take a 55 gallon drum filled with refrigerant, set it on a block of ice and build a fire on top the pressure will be equal throughout.
Other than the minor effects from frictional resistance to flow how does 12-15 feet of hose differ?
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I think it's different in two ways. The shape of the 55 gallon drum is different from a 3/4" hose 14 feet long, and there is a pump at the end of that hose providing relative suction. The effects are small but the pressure difference is small too.
Thanks
Dave
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Last edited by DaveMcKenz; 08-06-2015 at 09:35 AM..
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