Air conditioning system refrigeration cycle bench testing method
A refrigeration cycle and bench test technology, which is applied to the testing of machines/structural components, measuring devices, instruments, etc., can solve the problems of increasing the difficulty of data analysis, increasing the time for problem solving, increasing test samples, etc., to speed up the quality Effects of improvements and performance improvements, improved stability and reliability, and reduced verification costs
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[0042] filling volume test
[0043] Test conditions:
[0044] components model Mixing damper full cold mode door Blowing noodles Internal and external circulation damper outside loop warm air no loop
[0045] Test conditions:
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[0047] experiment method:
[0048] a. Vacuumize and maintain pressure;
[0049] b. Before starting the compressor, charge 250~300g;
[0050]c. Charge 25g each time until a complete charge curve is obtained.
example 2
[0052] Refrigeration performance test
[0053] Test conditions:
[0054] components model Mixing damper full cold mode door Blowing noodles Internal and external circulation damper outside loop warm air no loop
[0055] Test conditions:
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[0057] experiment method:
[0058] a. Adjust the air conditioner to the required state, and conduct tests according to different working conditions;
[0059] b. The compressor runs two cycles, each cycle is 10 minutes, after the first cycle is completed, the compressor stops running for 5 minutes, and then restarts;
[0060] c. Take the data of the last 3 minutes of each cycle for calculation.
[0061] 8) General operation test of refrigeration cycle
[0062] Test conditions:
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[0064] Compressor external control characteristics
[0065] experiment method:
[0066] 1. Adjust the test equipment to the required working condition and stabilize it;
[0067] 2. Adjust the P...
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