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It is important to correlate thermodynamic data for replacements for C
FCs and HCFCs and present it in a form that will allow industry to des
ign equipment from charts rather than complicated thermodynamic equati
ons. This paper outlines the development of such equations for the mor
e popular of these fluids. Sample pressure-enthalpy diagrams are then
given for the pure fluids. In addition, since replacements for CFCs an
d HCFCs can be formed from both zeotropic and azeotropic mixtures of t
hese fluids, the use of a typical mixing rule is discussed and initial
results presented.