Contents
HR horizontal	136
RBV horizontal
w/ brackets & valves	137
UR vertical	138
UV vertical w/ valves	139
L compact vertical
w/ outlet valve	140
accessories	146-151
vessel fabrication	152

Standard receivers are designed for long, trouble-free service in even the most demanding applications. Over 50 stock models are offered in vertical or horizontal styles, with pumpdown capacities from three to 2600 pounds of refrigerant 22. Receivers may be ordered with or without extra features such as mounting brackets, fusible plugs, special fittings, liquid level indicators and alarm switches, to assure reliable service on virtually any application involving halocarbon type refrigerants.

Conformance

Each Standard stock receiver conforms to UL, CSA or ASME requirements for 450 psi maximum working pressure. Models with an internal diameter under six inches are UL listed; all larger models are made according to ASME code and tagged appropriately.
All pumpdowns are calculated at 80% capacity of liquid.

Custom and Ammonia Construction

In addition to an exceptionally broad selection of stock models, Standard will build any receiver desired for a specific application, through 4500 pounds of refrigerant 22, based upon your submitted drawing. This includes models designed to handle ammonia as well as models with maximum working pressures above 450 psi.

Selection

Pumpdown Calculation Procedure

Refer to table for calculating pumpdown capacity of any Standard receiver design with elliptical ends. Pumpdown figures shown have been compensated to directly give capacity on 80% of the receiver volume filled with liquid at 90°F.
To figure pumpdown capacity, locate the receiver OD in the first column and read across to find the values for length correction and pounds of pumpdown for refrigerant used. Substitute those values in this formula:
Pumpdown = (overall length - length correction) x (pumpdown per inch)
To calculate overall length required for the given OD and specified pumpdown capacity, follow the same procedure given above, using this formula:
Overall length = (pumpdown required ÷ pumpdown per inch) + (length correction)