2results about How to "Avoid temperature overshoot" patented technology

Embodiments of the present application provide an air conditioner control method, device, air conditioner and medium; the method comprises: obtaining the operation parameter of an air conditioner, building information of a building where the air conditioner is located, environment information and user set temperature; determining building heat load according to the building information and environment information; determining target building heat load according to the building information, environment information and user set temperature; determining target time according to the user set temperature, environment information, building heat load and operation parameter of the air conditioner; determining target compressor frequency according to the target building heat load; adjusting the compressor frequency of the air conditioner according to the target compressor frequency and target time. The temperature overshoot phenomenon caused by response lag in the traditional air conditioning system is effectively avoided, and it is ensured that the indoor temperature can be smoothly and quickly reached and maintained in the ideal range set by the user.

This invention discloses a testing device for sensitive components of a linear temperature-sensitive fire detector, belonging to the field of fire detector testing technology. It includes a housing, a heating system, a temperature control system, and a heat dissipation system. The heating system employs a surface-mount heat conduction heating cavity and a matching heating device. The temperature control system is based on a PLC industrial control integrated computer. This invention designs standardized testing methods for both constant-temperature and differential-temperature alarm-type sensitive components. During the heating process, online thermal characteristic identification and predictive temperature control algorithms achieve precise regulation of the temperature rise rate. During the constant-temperature process, a Smith predictor combined with an adaptive PI algorithm achieves stable temperature control. Multiple safety protection functions are also included. This invention solves the problems of low temperature control accuracy, non-standardized testing procedures, inability to realistically simulate the temperature rise process, low testing efficiency, and potential safety hazards in existing testing methods. The testing process closely matches the actual working environment of the component, and the results meet standard testing requirements.