Technical Training It’s Not Your Father’s Air Conditioner! Your Instructors: ◊ Don Fort ◊ Courtney Gardner.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Basic Refrigeration, Its Components, and Its Cycle
Advertisements

Welcome to: Air Conditioning Maintenance & Repair Course.
Service Section Technical Training.
Grid Connect Inverters NUER 19
Daikin Altherma™ Troubling Shooting
Thermostats, Pressure Switches, and Other Electric Control Devices
HEAT PUMPS.
Setup/Installation/Operation of an Environmental Control Unit (ECU)
TYPES OF MECHANICAL SYSTEMS
HVAC Commercial Ref.
Student CD for Commercial Refrigeration for A/C Technicians
Basic Refrigeration Cycle
38GXC(Q)/40GXC(Q) Service Training Sizes 18 and 24K.
Tennessee Technology Center Center at Pulaski. Superheat & Sub-cooling A Technician’s Guide to HVACR Diagnostics.
Variable Frequency Drives VFD Basics
Air-Conditioning Control Systems
COMMERCIAL REFRIGERATION
EXPANSION VALVE SYSTEM
Section 5: Commercial Refrigeration
ASHRAE Presentation: VRF Overview Mitsubishi Electric Presenter: Phone number ©2011 Mitsubishi Electric& Electronics USA, Inc.
AIR CONDITIONING (COOLING) UNIT 40 TYPICAL OPERATING CONDITIONS
SPEED CONTROL OF THREE PHASE INDUCTION MOTOR WITH ENERGY SAVING
Product Introduction.
Electric control Presented by Andrew Mitch Sav Little Phil Justin.
Aqualean Product Presentation 1 By Laurent Domenget Product Manager, Rooftop & Packaged Air Units.
LECTURE 9 INTRO TO POWER ELECTRONICS
JHCBC AUTO A/C PERFORMANCE TESTING CHAPTER 3 Page
The new Super Multi from TCUK
2013 NATEF Task Area A-7 Heating, Ventilation, and A/C A. A/C System Diagnosis & Repair B. Refrigeration System Component D & R C. Heating, Ventilation.
CHAPTER 6 Moving Heat: Heating and Air Conditioning Principles
CIRCUITS, DEVICES, AND APPLICATIONS Eng.Mohammed Alsumady
Cooling design of the frequency converter for a wind power station
General Troubleshooting Tips.
Perfect solution for large building
Hawke’s Bay Refrigeration
CHAPTER 18 Power Supplies. Objectives Describe and Analyze: Power Supply Systems Regulation Buck & Boost Regulators Flyback Regulators Off-Line Power.
Heliocentris Commercial Confidential 1 Integration of Industrial Fuel Cells in Technical Applications Using the NEXA ® Training System Dr. Claus Fischer.
MCS’S MAGNUM DIAGNOSTICS PACKAGE Visit us at
Air Handler Terminology
The Refrigeration Process
Air Handler Terminology
July 26, 2014 Refrigeration Subcommittee Proposed Revision of Refrigeration Provisional Data Requirements.
Objectives Finish up discussion of cycles Differentiate refrigerants Identify qualities of a good refrigerant Compare compressors Describe expansion valves.
Why Maintenance Tasks are Important Produced by Joe Marchese.
Pressure-Enthalpy and the Variable Refrigerant Cycle
Automotive Heating and Air Conditioning CHAPTER Automotive Heating and Air Conditioning, 7e James D. Halderman | Tom Birch SEVENTH EDITION Copyright ©
L.J.INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY compressors Shah Aadishkumar Aileshbhai (enrollment no ) (div A roll no. 55) Guided by Mr.hemangsir.
7 A/C System Components, Operation, and Service.
AIR CONDITIONING (COOLING)
CLOSED LOOP SPEED CONTROL OF DC MOTOR WITH PWM TECHNIQUE
James McIntyre VRF Training Manager V5 Key Components.
E3 HVACR Controls and Devices
CHIGO HVAC Product Introduction.
Section 2: Safety, Tools and Equipment, and Shop Practices
TXV Devices.
Automotive Heating And Air Conditioning
. Level 3 Air Conditioning Inspections for Buildings
CHIGO VRF System Commissioning.
ARAC/H/F Air-cooled water chillers, free-cooling chillers and heat pumps Range: kW.
Speed control of three phase induction motor
© 2004 Refrigeration Training Services - Refrigeration Categories v1.1
The Step by Step Charging Techniques
E3 HVACR Controls and Devices
The Basic Direct Expansion Refrigeration Cycle
R4 Troubleshooting Refrigeration
By: JAGDEEP SANGWAN Refrigeration Basics 101.
Classification of air compressors. What are compressors? Compressors are mechanical devices that compresses gases. It is widely used in industries and.
Presentation transcript:

Technical Training It’s Not Your Father’s Air Conditioner! Your Instructors: ◊ Don Fort ◊ Courtney Gardner

Welcome House Keeping Items  Please Silence cell phones & Pagers  EVERYONE needs to sign the Roster.  Instructor Introductions  Now let’s review today’s agenda 2

Agenda Welcome & IntroductionsBasic Component Changes – Why Change? What Connections can be made by instructors when introducing new age technology? Service & Troubleshooting – How has this been enhanced?Catch the Wave of the future … Closing Remarks with Q & A Thanks for Coming ! 3

Agenda Welcome & IntroductionsBasic Component Changes – Why Change? What Connections can be made by instructors when introducing new age technology? Service & Troubleshooting – How has this been enhanced?Catch the Wave of the future … Closing Remarks with Q & A Thanks for Coming ! 4

Reciprocating Compressors Back when I had Teeth, this is what I Cut them On! Suction Discharge Reciprocating Compressor Why Change?

Scroll and Rotary Compressors Rotary Compressor Scroll Compressor Why Are Manufactures Moving Away from Reciprocating Compressors? Not as efficient as rotary or scroll Reliable speed control more difficult

Fixed Speed Compressors Control Scroll Compressor OK.. Good Point about compressor efficiency But… what’s wrong with potential relays & good old contactor circuits?

Variable Speed Compressor Control Rotary Compressor Scroll Compressor In a word… INVERTER Translates into reliable and efficient speed control Less dependence on electro- mechanical control devices. Inverter PCB

Variable Speed Compressor Control Control stages of the average inverter drive PCB 1 ᶲ AC 60 Hz

Variable Speed Compressor Control IGBT Insulated Gate Bipolar Transistor (IGBT) Gating this electronic switch is fast and the control characteristics are very stable and switching can take place at a very high rate of speed. This provides the type of DC pulse width modulation necessary for simulating the three phase AC sine waveform. Pulse Width Modulation 3 – Phase 3 ᶲ AC, Variable Hz IGBTs gate at a maximum rate of 9,000 times per second!

Variable Speed Compressor Control Simply put the IGBTs are just single pole switches…

Variable Speed Compressor Control Richard Mollier (1863 to1935,) was a Germen professor of Applied Physics and Mechanics. A pioneer of experimental research in thermodynamics. Mollier diagrams (enthalpy-entropy charts) are routinely used in the design work associated with power plants (fossil or nuclear), compressors, steam turbines, refrigeration systems, and air conditioning equipment to visualize the working cycles of thermodynamic systems.enthalpy-entropy charts

Old Thermostatic Expansion Valve OK.. Great Point about compressor control But… what’s wrong with a good old TXV metering device? Why Change? Liquid Refrigerant

Linear Expansion Valves – LEV (EEV)  More precise control of refrigerant flow. Many LEV valves pulse between 3000 & 4000 times per second!  No mechanical superheat adjustment required  Temperature sensors are generally not insulated

Temperature Control Alright! But… I know I can hold on to my Honeywell T87 Thermostat… Right??? Why Change? Well you Could Just Not Responsive Enough!

Better Temp Control - NTC Thermistors NTC Thermistor Resistance vs. Temperature Curve Temperature Resistance IDU Piping Circuit Showing Thermistor Locations Tight temperature control is possible due to the deployment of 3 ranges of NTC Thermistors: Pipe (Low temp) 5K Air (medium temp) 10K Discharge Pipe (high temp) 200K

Refrigerant Pressure Monitoring Well I get the fact that high SEER equipment has to be electronically controlled but I just have to use my manifold Gauges to determine proper operation… Don’t I ??? Why Change?

Refrigerant Pressure Monitoring As the pressure varies, the diaphragm flexes and the distance between the capacitor plates changes. This ceramic sensing element design produces a variable capacitance that is highly stable and reliable. Capacitive Sensing Element

Agenda Welcome & IntroductionsBasic Component Changes – Why Change? What Connections can be made by instructors when introducing new age technology? Service & Troubleshooting – How has this been enhanced?Catch the Wave of the future … Closing Remarks with Q & A Thanks for Coming ! 19

Click for Animation Basic Refrigeration Cycle Is the Same mm

Basic Components are the Same mm VRF Technology Allows True Heat Recovery As Demonstrated Here Play Animation

Modern VRF (Variable Refrigerant Flow) Air Conditioning system are dynamic in that they flex capacity to meet a wide range of ambient conditions. The control systems for this type of air conditioner must monitor the following: Suction pressure Suction temperature Discharge pressure Discharge temperature Inverter Compressor Hz Condenser fan speed Sub-cooler superheat Main LEV operation (ODU) LEV operation for individual IDUs Basic Cycle - the same, Control Complex

Agenda Welcome & IntroductionsBasic Component Changes – Why Change? What Connections can be made by instructors when introducing new age technology? Service & Troubleshooting – How has this been enhanced?Catch the Wave of the future … Closing Remarks with Q & A Thanks for Coming ! 23

Troubleshooting With Software… PRCTFE1 module As seen from previous slides a very large amount of data is collected and managed by modern VRF systems. This is transmitted via RS-485 protocol. The only way to track system operation is through computer software.

Troubleshooting With Software… Cycle View (Current value) Main View (Target Value) Current value / target of system Current value ⓐ ⓑ ⓒ ⓓ ⓔ (Only Plus III) ① ② Only Plus III Computer needed to analyze system operation

Troubleshooting With Software… A computer is needed to analyze system operation

Troubleshooting With Software… Coming Soon … A Blue Tooth Troubleshooting Tool Android Smart phone Connection Cable Blue tooth Inverter ODU Blue tooth

Agenda Welcome & IntroductionsBasic Component Changes – Why Change? What Connections can be made by instructors when introducing new age technology? Service & Troubleshooting – How has this been enhanced?Catch the Wave of the future … & the future is NOW! Closing Remarks with Q & A Thanks for Coming ! 28

Multi Zone Systems MULTI V (up to 32 zones pre piping module)

Agenda Welcome & IntroductionsBasic Component Changes – Why Change? What Connections can be made by instructors when introducing new age technology? Service & Troubleshooting – How has this been enhanced?Catch the Wave of the future … & the future is NOW! Closing Remarks with Q & A Thanks for Coming ! 30

Points to Take Away From This Presentation Although the Refrigeration Cycle has not changed, the way we manage the process has changed a great deal Modern components call for modern means of control and troubleshooting Linkage between the refrigeration process that we all have taught for years and new age technology must be made in order to attract the next generation of HVAC professionals to our industry. Keep an open mind with a view to incorporating VRF technology into your Future curriculum.

Points to Take Away From This Presentation For More Information Check Us Out At

Thank you.