Refrigeration – With indicator or tester – Operatively correlated with automatic control
Patent
1992-09-18
1993-10-12
Tanner, Harry B.
Refrigeration
With indicator or tester
Operatively correlated with automatic control
62129, 62133, F25B 4902
Patent
active
052514536
ABSTRACT:
A vehicle air conditioning system has means for measuring a first physical quantity related to air conditioning system load to produce a first signal and means for measuring a second physical quantity related to air conditioning system cooling capacity to produce a second signal. Said first and second signals are used to calculate a predicted refrigerant charge for detection of, and protection from, an inadequate refrigerant charge.
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Montgomery David L.
Stanke Edwin J.
Cichosz Vincent A.
General Motors Corporation
Tanner Harry B.
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