R32 refrigerant flame test

[@bozzalnw5357]

Test at night please

[@Bruhther09]

Do it as a liquid and under high pressure

[@sniperkillable]

Who is watching this modern day womdering why we are using this stuff

[@CreatorWorld852]

Test him inserting it in diesel engine

[@bazrazin1]

why flammable gas not catching fire.

[@MacKnight]

R32 = need least 300g of the gas in 1 m3 area. the gas is NOT to go faster out of the tube then 7 cm3/s AND you need an ignition source that is least 650 degree Celsius hot. I find that R32 cause of fire is HIGHLY UNLIKELY.

[@martinesbensen9290]

@@MacKnight make a mix with 10% R32 and 90%athmosphere in a room and throw a match ..run as hell . then you see the real danger..

[@MacKnight]

@@martinesbensen9290 you speak of the reaction you get from propane (R290), not R32. And for futher conclution, how large is the room? how much gas has leaked out? If you put a R32 machine inside a room that enough charge, that when leaked out that it pose a danger when exposed to fire, then you Obviously havent done a risk factor check. If the room is small enough so that IF the machines charge has leaked out into it pose a danger if fire is put in, then you must put in air circulation, so that DOESNT happen.

[@maksuteyev7934]

Opasno dlya jizni

[@agusmaulana9686]

R32 have gwp index = 675, so not yet environmental material for climate change

[@davewilliams7787]

Wow... What a stupid thing to do!

[@Ronald-ob1eh]

No it isn't. Educate yourself on flammability and the presence of oxygen in combustion

[@computerklaus123]

Its not only about the dangers of an explosion. Its about the emvironmental harm r32 causes having a gwp of 675.

[@multiomer1997]

R134A better. That cools my bus !!!

[@allancoelho6905]

It also cools my fridge, don't think it works at all with home air conditioning I actually prefer working with that, rather than r600a

[@martinesbensen9290]

..fool.. fill a room with 10% R32 and 90% athmosphere.. and throw a match.. and run as hell.. then you can see the real danger..

[@paah6155]

Lies

[@allancoelho6905]

​​@@paah6155as far as I'm seeing things, and with the words of fellow colleagues that had to work with that before, I really don't think it's all lies A friend of mine watched an unit that uses r32 burst into flames because of a minor valve leak, the 350$ condenser became a bonfire in less than a minute, total loss