According to the website All Business, federal EPA is banning the use of the common refrigerant R-22 for use in air conditioning units. The ban will take effect in 2010. R-22 is being banned because it releases hydrocarbons into the air, harming the ozone layer.
New air-conditioning units manufactured after the ban will contain substitute gases such as R-410A, which supposedly have less of an environmental effect. The problem, as always, is that there is no "free lunch": while lessening the threat to the ozone layer, the substitute gas runs at a much higher pressure than does R-22. According to the article, this will mean greater wear-and-tear on air-conditioning equipment, resulting in more frequent repairs.
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Posted by: Lucy | August 23, 2012 at 08:27 AM
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Posted by: Andreas | August 22, 2012 at 10:34 PM
Since you mention cost, I'm gusniseg your main goal would be saving money? Solar can do that, but it would be a large upfront cost, and perhaps 10 years to get your money back, after which you start saving money. That would be in a good area, like California. The most cost-effective system you can install today would be a grid-tied one. You would check with a solar installer to see how much that would cost.The best way to save money immediately is to turn the A/C thermostat up to what you can stand. In Wyoming, they had the A/C at 80 degrees, and it felt great (dry air).The best way to save money quickly but not instantly is to add shade and insulation to your house.
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