Disturbance control method for outer ring electronic expansion valve of air conditioning system and air conditioner
By using the forced disturbance control method of the outer loop electronic expansion valve, the problem of lubricating oil and refrigerant blockage during defrosting or oil return in multi-split air conditioning systems is solved, achieving stable system operation and efficient defrosting, preventing compressor overheating, and improving user experience.
Patent Information
- Application Number
- CN202610664514.X
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Applications(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Filing Date
- 2026-05-14
- Publication Date
- 2026-06-26
AI Technical Summary
During the defrosting or oil return process of a multi-split air conditioning system, the outdoor unit's heating electronic expansion valve is prone to blockage of lubricating oil and refrigerant, causing the compressor to operate with liquid or suffer from oil shortage and wear, and the exhaust temperature to be too high, affecting the defrosting effect and system stability.
The forced disturbance control method using the outer loop electronic expansion valve includes acquiring the air conditioning system status parameters, determining whether a disturbance program is triggered, setting the disturbance period, reference opening degree, and duty cycle, alternating between forced valve closing and opening disturbances, and dynamically correcting the disturbance program in conjunction with the exhaust temperature, compressor return gas superheat, and oil separator return oil temperature to ensure effective execution of the disturbance program in defrosting or oil return modes.
It effectively eliminates oil blockage and refrigerant blockage, prevents the compressor from running with liquid or experiencing wear due to lack of oil, reduces exhaust temperature, improves defrosting and oil return efficiency, and ensures stable operation of the air conditioning system and user experience under multiple operating conditions.