Control apparatus for multiple unit air conditioning system

Refrigeration – Automatic control – Time or program actuator

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62175, 621964, F25B 700, F25B 4104, G05D 2332

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053097289

ABSTRACT:
The operation of indoor devices in a multiple unit air conditioning system are monitored by an operation sensing portion. After all the indoor devices are turned off, the compressor continues to operate for a length of time determined by the time constant delay portion and then is turned off. Once the solenoid valves 4 feeding refrigerant to the indoor heat exchangers 3 are closed, the continued operation of compressor 6 causes an over-pressure relief valve 8 to open. This equalizes the pressure difference between the suction line and the high pressure discharge line of the compressor and thereby allows for faster restarts than a conventional bypass line 9.

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