I How is target superheat table generated for R22 HVAC system

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The discussion focuses on the use of evaporator air intake wetbulb temperature and condenser ambient temperature to determine the appropriate target superheat in HVAC systems. Participants are seeking clarification on the theoretical basis for translating these temperature readings into superheat targets. The conversation references an article that outlines troubleshooting HVAC systems using superheat measurements but emphasizes the need for understanding the generation of the related tables. The inquiry highlights a gap in knowledge regarding the underlying principles of superheat calculation. Understanding these concepts is essential for effective HVAC troubleshooting and system optimization.
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It seems the practice is to enter the table with evaporator air intake wetbulb temp and condenser ambient temp. I'm trying to understand the theory that translates these readings into the proper target superheat.

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Yes, I'm somewhat familiar with that article... the question is, how is the table generated?
 

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