Patent classifications
F24F2140/12
DEVICE AND METHOD FOR REGULATING A HEATING AND/OR COOLING SYSTEM
The present invention relates to a device for regulating a heating and/or cooling system serving a building, said system comprising a management system and a generation system, said device being adapted to: receive a main signal from said management system; receive at least one reference signal representative of a desired parameter for said building; receive at least one environmental signal representative of at least one parameter related to said building,
said device being characterized in that it is adapted to: receive a control unit signal representative of a parameter related to the generation system, output a control signal for said generation system,
said control signal being determined on the basis of said main signal, said reference signal, said at least one environmental signal and said control unit signal.
Air conditioning apparatus
Provided is an air conditioning apparatus. The air conditioning apparatus includes an outdoor unit which includes a compressor and an outdoor heat exchanger and through which a refrigerant is circulated, an indoor unit through which water is circulated, a heat exchanger in which the refrigerant and the water are heat-exchanged with each other, a water tube configured to guide the water circulated through the indoor unit and the heat exchanger, a pump installed in the water tube, and a controller configured to analyze an output signal of the pump so as to calculate a ration of an air layer in the water tube, the controller being configured to control a target supercooling degree or target superheating degree of the heat exchanger according to the calculated ratio of the air layer.
PROCESS OF CONTROLLING AN AIR-CONDITIONING AND/OR HEATING PLANT AND RELATED AIR-CONDITIONING AND/OR HEATING PLANT
Control process of a thermal plant including a distribution circuit for a carrier fluid having a delivery line and a return line, a central thermal treatment group placed on the circuit, and channels, each of which is hydraulically interposed between the delivery line and the return line to serve respective environments. For each of the channels, the plant includes a respective exchange unit, a flow regulator to regulate a flow rate of carrier fluid through in the respective channel, an ambient temperature detector, a temperature detector of the carrier fluid for detecting a delivery temperature of the carrier fluid in each channel, and a return temperature of the carrier fluid in each channel. The process also includes a thermal optimization procedure as a function of ambient temperature, delivery temperature and return temperature of the carrier fluid.
Control method and device for air conditioning system and air conditioning system
The present application discloses a control method and device of an air conditioning system, for solving the problem of ineffectively controlling the air supply amount of the air conditioning system in the related art. The disclosed control method includes performing at least one of: acquiring a current discharge air temperature of an air conditioning system and a current operating frequency of a fan, and controlling a compressor of the air conditioning system to adjust an operating frequency of the compressor according to the discharge air temperature and the current operating frequency of the fan; or acquiring a current return air temperature of the air conditioning system and a current operating frequency of the compressor, and adjusting an operating frequency of the fan according to the return air temperature and the current operating frequency of the compressor.
Air conditioning system with coolant pressure management
An air conditioning system for a vehicle, having an evaporator configured for a heat exchange between a coolant and air, a fan configured to generate an air flow passing through the evaporator and intended to be fed into a vehicle passenger compartment, at least one pressure sensor configured to measure the pressure of the coolant, and a control unit to adjust the rotation speed of the fan, configured to automatically decrease the rotation speed of the fan when the detected pressure of the coolant rises above a pressure threshold, so as to reduce the air flow on the evaporator and thus reduce the pressure of the coolant is provided.
Termination block
A termination block of an HVAC unit comprises an elongated body that is coupled to the frame of the HVAC unit. The elongated body securely retains a refrigerant pressure gauge port therein and mounts a filter drier thereto such that copper tubing to and/or from the refrigerant filter drier and the refrigerant pressure gauge port is held in position to assist with brazing the copper tubing to other copper tubing and/or components of the HVAC unit.
AIR-CONDITIONING SYSTEM
An air-conditioning system includes a plurality of indoor units, an outdoor unit, a refrigerant pipe including a branch portion and being divided into a plurality of flow sections, a plurality of control valves, a plurality of pressure sensors, and a controller. The control valves include indoor-unit control valves, and a plurality of pipe control valves. The pipe control valves include a plurality of indoor-side pipe control valves provided between the branch portion and the indoor units. The pressure sensors include a plurality of indoor-side pressure sensors connected to the controller and provided between the indoor-unit control valves and the indoor-side pipe control valves. The controller opens or closes the control valves, compares a pressure of refrigerant to a predetermined threshold, and detects refrigerant leaking in the flow section where a pressure of refrigerant measured is determined to be lower than the predetermined threshold.
Air handling unit control system
An air handling unit control system is applied to an air handling unit having a plurality of hardware devices. The air handling unit control system includes at least one expansion module and a main controller. The at least one expansion module is configured to be electrically connected to at least one expanded hardware device. The main controller is electrically connected to the expansion module to control the expanded hardware device. The main controller provides a setting interface according to the hardware devices and the expanded hardware device. The setting interface includes a plurality of setting items. When at least one of the setting items is triggered, the main controller executes a corresponding setting procedure according to the triggered setting item to set up the hardware devices and the expanded hardware device.
Systems and methods for controlling superheat in a climate control system
Methods and related systems for controlling superheat in a climate control system are disclosed. In an embodiment, the method includes (a) determining a superheat of a refrigerant downstream of a coil of a heat exchanger of the climate control system. In addition, the method includes (b) determining that an expansion valve upstream of the heat exchanger is fully open. Further, the method includes (c) adjusting a speed of air flowing across the coil or a speed of a compressor of the climate control system after (b) based on the determination in (a) to control the superheat of the refrigerant.
MULTI-CONNECTION AIR CONDITIONING SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR CALCULATING HEAT EXCHANGE AMOUNT THEREOF
A multi-connection air conditioning system and a method for calculating a heat exchange amount thereof includes a plurality of indoor units, and the method includes: obtaining a total heat exchange amount of the multi-connection air conditioning system; obtaining inlet air temperature of each indoor unit; obtaining a two-phase saturation temperature of each indoor unit; obtaining an air supply volume of each indoor unit; obtaining a heat exchange area of each indoor unit; and calculating a heat exchange amount of each indoor unit according to the total heat exchange amount of the multi-connection air conditioning system, the inlet air temperature of each indoor unit, the two-phase saturation temperature of each indoor unit, the air supply volume of each indoor unit, and the heat exchange area of each indoor unit. Thus the user can monitor the heat exchange amount of each indoor unit so that they can be managed with separate targets.