Air conditioning system which can be used in an electric car

Refrigeration – Time or program actuator

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62 90, 621964, F25B 4100, F25B 1900

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054777003

ABSTRACT:
In order to perform a heating operation with the correct quantity of coolant at all times by retaining an approximately fixed quantity of coolant in a main condenser during the initial stage of a heating operation in an air conditioning system, a first valve is opened and, at the same time, a second valve is closed before executing the heating operation to run the cooling/heating cycle as a cooling cycle for a specific length of time. Then, after opening a bypass passage by opening the second valve, the first valve is closed to close off the passage leading to the main condenser to start the heating cycle. As a result, a fixed quantity of coolant can always be retained within the main condenser, realizing the operation of a heating cycle with a correct coolant quantity.

REFERENCES:
patent: 3017162 (1962-01-01), Haines et al.
patent: 5355689 (1994-10-01), Hara et al.
patent: 5388421 (1995-02-01), Matsuoka
patent: 5404729 (1995-04-01), Matsuoka et al.

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