The automotive air conditioning system comprises major parts.
These parts are:
1) Compressor- As heart is to the human body, so is compressor to the AC system. It is basically a pump connected to the engine whose chief function is to compress the refrigerant from the evaporator coils and the compressor, or "the heart of the system," is a pump that is attached to the engine. Its purpose is to compress and transfer refrigerant gas. The compressor has both an intake and a discharge side.
2) Condenser - It functions very much like the radiator and will most often have a similar appearance. The purpose of the condenser is to radiate or to give away heat, so whenever the AC is switched on, the condenser must have good supply of air for cooling purposes.
3) Evaporator - Its chief duty is to absorb heat. Besides getting rid of heat from inside your vehicle
Room air conditioners are designed to cool a room, not a whole house or building. These usually come as packaged units where all mechanisms are contained within one unit. These include portable air conditioners and window or casement air conditioners. Most of these can be easily installed as they simply need to be plugged into a wall socket. |
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