Absorption refrigeration system working fluid with molybdate, bo

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252 69, 62112, C09K 504, F25B 1500

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055476007

ABSTRACT:
A corrosion inhibiting working fluid for absorption refrigeration systems and a method of manufacturing such a fluid. The fluid is an aqueous solution of a halogen salt of lithium or ammonia to which are added water soluble compounds containing molybdates, borates and, in a preferred embodiment, silicates. Preferred concentrations of the resultant molybdenum, boron and silicon ions are disclosed. A water soluble compound containing a hydroxide is also added to produce an alkaline normality. In a preferred method of manufacture, the additive compounds are added to the working fluid as aqueous solutions.

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