Domanski, P.
(1988),
Rating of Mixed Split Residential Air Conditioners, 5th Annual Symposium Proceedings, Houston, TX, [online], https://tsapps.nist.gov/publication/get_pdf.cfm?pub_id=910717
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Rating of Mixed Split Residential Air Conditioners
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A methodology is presented for rating the performance of mixed, split residential air conditioners. The method accounts for the impact on system performance of the indoor evaporator, expansion device and fan; three major components that are likely to be substituted for the matched components in a mixed system. The method allows calculation of capacity at 95DG F rating point and seasonal energy efficiency ratio, SEER, without performing laboratory test of the complete system. Limitations of the procedure, present work, and anticipated improvements are also discussed.Proceedings Title
5th Annual Symposium Proceedings
Conference Dates
September 13, 1988
Conference Location
Houston, TX
Conference Title
Improving Building Energy Efficiency in Hot and Humid Climates
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Conferences
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air conditioning, methodology, performance evaluation, algorithms, evaporators, expansio, equation, valves, verification
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Created September 13, 1988, Updated February 19, 2017