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R-1234ze(E) pressure-temperature chart and data

trans-Tetrafluoropropene. Safety class A2L, GWP 6. Chillers and heat pumps replacing R-134a. Mildly flammable.

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R-1234ze(E) data sheet

Nametrans-Tetrafluoropropene
TypeHFO
Safety classA2L — lower toxicity, mildly flammable (burns slowly)
Ozone depletion (ODP)0
Global warming (GWP, 100 yr)6
Boils at 1 atm-2.2 °F (-19.0 °C)
Critical temperature228.9 °F (109.4 °C)
Temperature glidenone / very small
Low side at 5 °F evaporating2.7 psig (19 kPa)
High side at 86 °F condensing69.2 psig (477 kPa)
Old cylinder colournone assigned
OilPOE
Used forChillers and heat pumps replacing R-134a. Mildly flammable.

Pressures are saturation values from reference equations of state. Real pressures change with load and airflow. GWP is the IPCC AR4 100-year value (blends calculated from their ingredients). Cylinder colours were an old AHRI code; since 2020 new cylinders are all one colour with the name on the label, so always read the label, never go by colour.

R-1234ze(E) pressure / temperature chart

°F°CpsigkPa
-60-51.1V 24.1-82
-59-50.6V 23.9-81
-58-50.0V 23.7-80
-57-49.4V 23.5-80
-56-48.9V 23.3-79
-55-48.3V 23.1-78
-54-47.8V 22.9-77
-53-47.2V 22.7-77
-52-46.7V 22.4-76
-51-46.1V 22.2-75
-50-45.6V 21.9-74
-49-45.0V 21.7-73
-48-44.4V 21.4-73
-47-43.9V 21.1-72
-46-43.3V 20.9-71
-45-42.8V 20.6-70
-44-42.2V 20.3-69
-43-41.7V 20.0-68
-42-41.1V 19.7-67
-41-40.6V 19.4-66
-40-40.0V 19.1-65
-39-39.4V 18.8-64
-38-38.9V 18.4-62
-37-38.3V 18.1-61
-36-37.8V 17.7-60
-35-37.2V 17.4-59
-34-36.7V 17.0-58
-33-36.1V 16.6-56
-32-35.6V 16.2-55
-31-35.0V 15.8-54
-30-34.4V 15.4-52
-29-33.9V 15.0-51
-28-33.3V 14.6-49
-27-32.8V 14.2-48
-26-32.2V 13.7-47
-25-31.7V 13.3-45
-24-31.1V 12.8-43
-23-30.6V 12.4-42
-22-30.0V 11.9-40
-21-29.4V 11.4-39
-20-28.9V 10.9-37
-19-28.3V 10.4-35
-18-27.8V 9.9-33
-17-27.2V 9.3-32
-16-26.7V 8.8-30
-15-26.1V 8.2-28
-14-25.6V 7.7-26
-13-25.0V 7.1-24
-12-24.4V 6.5-22
-11-23.9V 5.9-20
-10-23.3V 5.3-18
-9-22.8V 4.6-16
-8-22.2V 4.0-14
-7-21.7V 3.4-11
-6-21.1V 2.7-9
-5-20.6V 2.0-7
-4-20.0V 1.3-4
-3-19.4V 0.6-2
-2-18.90.10
-1-18.30.43
0-17.80.85
1-17.21.18
2-16.71.511
3-16.11.913
4-15.62.316
5-15.02.719
6-14.43.122
7-13.93.524
8-13.34.027
9-12.84.430
10-12.24.833
11-11.75.336
12-11.15.840
13-10.66.243
14-10.06.746
15-9.47.249
16-8.97.753
17-8.38.256
18-7.88.760
19-7.29.263
20-6.79.767
21-6.110.271
22-5.610.874
23-5.011.378
24-4.411.982
25-3.912.586
26-3.313.090
27-2.813.694
28-2.214.298
29-1.714.8102
30-1.115.4107
31-0.616.1111
320.016.7115
330.617.4120
341.118.0124
351.718.7129
362.219.4133
372.820.1138
383.320.8143
393.921.5148
404.422.2153
415.022.9158
425.623.7163
436.124.4168
446.725.2174
457.226.0179
467.826.8184
478.327.6190
488.928.4196
499.429.2201
5010.030.0207
5110.630.9213
5211.131.7219
5311.732.6225
5412.233.5231
5512.834.4237
5613.335.3243
5713.936.2250
5814.437.2256
5915.038.1263
6015.639.1269
6116.140.1276
6216.741.0283
6317.242.1290
6417.843.1297
6518.344.1304
6618.945.1311
6719.446.2319
6820.047.3326
6920.648.4333
7021.149.5341
7121.750.6349
7222.251.7357
7322.852.9365
7423.354.0373
7523.955.2381
7624.456.4389
7725.057.6397
7825.658.8406
7926.160.1414
8026.761.3423
8127.262.6432
8227.863.9440
8328.365.2449
8428.966.5459
8529.467.8468
8630.069.2477
8730.670.5486
8831.171.9496
8931.773.3506
9032.274.8515
9132.876.2525
9233.377.6535
9333.979.1545
9434.480.6556
9535.082.1566
9635.683.6577
9736.185.2587
9836.786.7598
9937.288.3609
10037.889.9620
10138.391.5631
10238.993.2642
10339.494.8654
10440.096.5665
10540.698.2677
10641.199.9689
10741.7102700
10842.2103713
10942.8105725
11043.3107737
11143.9109749
11244.4111762
11345.0112775
11445.6114788
11546.1116801
11646.7118814
11747.2120827
11847.8122841
11948.3124854
12048.9126868
12149.4128882
12250.0130896
12350.6132910
12451.1134924
12551.7136939
12652.2138954
12752.8140968
12853.3143983
12953.9145998
13054.41471014

V = vacuum in inches of mercury. Saturation pressure in psig at sea level, calculated from reference equations of state. The chart gives the boiling temperature at that pressure, not the pipe temperature. Air in the system adds pressure and throws it off.

R-1234ze(E) pressure in psig, psia, kPa and bar

°F°CpsigpsiakPa gaugekPa absolutebar absolute
-60-51.1V 24.12.8-82200.20
-55-48.3V 23.13.3-78230.23
-50-45.6V 21.93.9-74270.27
-45-42.8V 20.64.6-70320.32
-40-40.0V 19.15.3-65370.37
-35-37.2V 17.46.2-59430.43
-30-34.4V 15.47.1-52490.49
-25-31.7V 13.38.2-45560.56
-20-28.9V 10.99.3-37640.64
-15-26.1V 8.210.7-28730.73
-10-23.3V 5.312.1-18830.83
-5-20.6V 2.013.7-7940.94
0-17.80.815.551071.07
5-15.02.717.4191201.20
10-12.24.819.5331351.35
15-9.47.221.9491511.51
20-6.79.724.4671681.68
25-3.912.527.2861871.87
30-1.115.430.11072082.08
351.718.733.41292302.30
404.422.236.91532542.54
457.226.040.71792802.80
5010.030.044.72073083.08
5512.834.449.12373393.39
6015.639.153.82693713.71
6518.344.158.83044054.05
7021.149.564.23414424.42
7523.955.269.93814824.82
8026.761.376.04235245.24
8529.467.882.54685695.69
9032.274.889.45156176.17
9535.082.196.85666676.67
10037.889.9104.66207217.21
10540.698.2112.96777787.78
11043.3107121.67378388.38
11546.1116130.88019029.02
12048.9126140.68689699.69
12551.7136150.9939104010.40
13054.4147161.71014111511.15

V = vacuum in inches of mercury. Absolute pressure = gauge + 14.7 psi at sea level; use absolute pressure for gas-law work. For blends the dew column is the vapour (suction) side and the bubble column the liquid side.

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