chapter 1 Flashcards
(ASHRAE)
American Society of Heating Refrigerating & Air conditioning Engineers
Define air conditioning as a process of treating air so as to control simultaneously
its temperature, humidity, cleanliness and distribution to meet the condition of a
given space.
(ASHRAE)
Most air conditioning systems perform the following functions:
- Provide the cooling and heating energy required.
- Condition the supply air, that is, heat or cool, humidify or dehumidify,
clean and purify, and attenuate any objectionable noise produced by the
HVAC&R equipment - Distribute the conditioned air, containing sufficient outdoor air, to the
conditioned space - Control and maintain the indoor environmental parameters–such as
temperature, humidity, cleanliness, air movement, sound level, and
pressure differential between the conditioned space and surroundings—
within predetermined limits
Air conditioning systems can be classified
according to their applications as
(1) comfort air conditioning systems and (2) process air
conditioning systems.
provide occupants with a comfortable
and healthy indoor environment in which to carry out their activities.
Comfort air conditioning systems
provide needed indoor environmental
control for manufacturing, product storage, or other research and development
processes.
Process air conditioning systems
small package type A/C units consist of
direct expansion refrigeration as cooling system, condenser fan, circulating fan,
and control system. It is understood to serve one space or many units serving
larger space.
Window Type Air Conditioners
consist of outdoor unit which are typically
condenser and compressor and the indoor unit that cools air before it is supplied
to the condition space. It is usually installed inside the condition space.
Split Type Air Conditioners
– consist of one indoor unit to match one outdoor
unit.
Single-split A/C units
– consist of one indoor unit to match one outdoor
unit.
Single-split A/C units
– consist of one indoor unit to match one outdoor
unit.
Single-split A/C units
– consist of one indoor unit to match one outdoor
unit.
Single-split A/C units
– consist of one indoor unit to match one outdoor
unit.
Single-split A/C units
consist of two or more indoor units to
match one outdoor unit.
Multi-split A/C units
– larger package type A/C and are usually installed
outside the condition space typically on the roof top of the building where it
served.
Roof Top Package A/C