The saturated pressure of the mixture of R134a/R600a refrigerant and a kind of mineral oil were measured in a wide range of temperature. The experiment was conducted on the miscibility of the mixture of R134a/R600a refrigerant with a mass fraction of R600a from 8.7% to 28.6% and the mineral oil. The relation of the saturated pressure and temperature was obtained when the refrigerant and the mineral oil were fully miscible. The results show that the solubility of the mineral oil in the refrigerant depends only on the mass ratio of the mineral oil to R600a. The critical miscibility temperature rises with the increase in the mass ratio of the mineral oil to R600a
and the saturation pressure of the mixture decreases compared with that of a mixture without the mineral oil.
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