James Charles Ruwaldt <jruwaldt@indiana.edu> wrote:
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On Sat, 19 Jul 1997, David Massey wrote:
> joe worsley <worsley@ebicom.net> writes:
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> Along with using compressed air to test for leaks this is considered to
> be very dangerous by all the experts.
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And, besides, it's a greenhouse gas, so you really aren't gaining anything
by substituting it for CFC's.
Jim Ruwaldt
'72 TR6 CC79338U(being restored)
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Not so, Jim. Yes propane is a green house gas but then so is CO2.
But CFC's are ozone depleters and prpane is not. That is why
aerosol manufacturers changed to it years ago. Also R134 contains
no chlorine and thus is not an ozone depleter.
Dave (save the ozone, throw a Bar B Que) Massey
Somewhere on the internet
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