Lowering of refrigerant emissions by cycling of a variable...

Refrigeration – Automatic control – Responsive to vehicle body motion or traction

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C062S157000, C062S193000, C062S228500

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07036329

ABSTRACT:
In order to reduce refrigerant leakage from an automotive air conditioning system, the leakage paths are kept sealed by automatically reducing the output of a variable displacement compressor (12) after initial operation of the engine for a predetermined number of five minutes, and then only for a predetermined number of ten seconds, that is, so long as there has been an air conditioning on signal by the operator. After the reduction in output for ten seconds, the output of the compressor (12) is returned to full output for a predetermined number of two air-conditioning minutes, which is then followed by another ten seconds of reduced output.

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