Air conditioner control method and air conditioner system device
A control method and technology for an air-conditioning system, applied in refrigerators, refrigeration components, refrigeration and liquefaction, etc., can solve problems such as failure to meet heating energy efficiency standards, impact of energy efficiency assessment, failure to meet refrigeration energy efficiency standards, etc. The effect of improving energy efficiency and reducing compressor power
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[0021] An air conditioner control method. When the air conditioner is in heating mode, at least part of the liquid refrigerant in the refrigerant circuit after passing through the condenser is extracted and the liquid refrigerant does not participate in the working cycle. Through a large number of simulations and experiments, it is found that in order to achieve the set heating energy efficiency standard, the amount of refrigerant perfusion in the heating mode is smaller than that in the cooling mode. Therefore, by extracting part of the liquid refrigerant in the heating state and preventing this part of the liquid refrigerant from participating in the working cycle, the heating energy efficiency of the air conditioner can be effectively improved, thereby improving the annual seasonal energy efficiency of the air conditioner.
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