Device and method of adjusting electronic expansion valve of refrigeration equipment
An electronic expansion valve, refrigeration equipment technology, applied in refrigerators, refrigeration components, refrigeration and liquefaction, etc., can solve the problem of inconsistent indoor ambient temperature without considering the length of the multi-connected system pipeline, achieve accurate evaporation temperature, and improve comfort. , the effect of energy saving and comfort
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[0037] A device for adjusting the opening degree of an indoor unit electronic expansion valve of a multi-connected air conditioner, the device comprises a pressure detection unit, a calculation unit, a pipeline length judgment unit, and a superheat correction unit, wherein the pressure detection unit detects the outlet pressure of the condenser , condensing pressure, evaporator outlet pressure, inlet pressure, the pressure drop from the condenser to the evaporator is calculated by the calculation unit, the length of the pipeline is judged by the pipeline length judgment unit, and the superheat correction unit is used for the superheat degree. Adjust and adjust the opening of the electronic expansion valve according to the degree of superheat.
[0038] Of course, the above-mentioned pressure detection unit can also be replaced with a temperature detection unit, and the corresponding saturation pressure value is deduced from the detected temperature value.
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[0040] A method for adjusting the opening degree of an indoor unit electronic expansion valve of a multi-connected air conditioner, comprising the following steps:
[0041] When the power is turned on for the first time, all indoor units can be turned on, and the electronic expansion valve can be given the same certain opening, such as 100 steps, 120 steps, that is, 1 step to the maximum number of steps, such as 480 steps;
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