Innovative air conditioning system with rational distribution of thermal load

Abstract

The efficiency of air conditioning (AC) systems depends on the operation of their air coolers at varying heat loads in response to current changeable climatic conditions. The intensity of heat transfer of refrigerant, evaporated inside air coils, drops at the final stage of evaporation, that is caused by drying out the inner wall surface. This results in lowering the overall heat transfer coefficient and reduction of air cooler efficiency in the whole. The concept of overfilling air coils that leads to excluding a dry-out of their inner surface and falling the overall heat transfer intensity at variation of refrigerant flows in response to change of current thermal load on air coolers is developed.