Table of Content
Safety
- Safety Precautions
- Introduction
- Air Bags (Supplementary Restraint system SRS)
- Electrical
- Refrigerant circuit
Various factors in Refrigeration Cycle
- All matter can be in any 3 states
- Methods of Refrigeration
- Basic Refrigeration Cycle
- Description of each phase as follows
- Condensation
- Expansion
- Vaporization
- Ton of Refrigeration
- Example
- Solution
- Ambient temperature
- Example
- Heat of Compression
Refrigerant & Oils
- Refrigerants
- Refrigerants over the years
- Identifing Refrigerants by number
- Refrigerant-12(R-12)
- Refrigerant-R-22
- Refrigerant-R-134A
- Other numbering codes
- Refrigerant are also classified according to three levels of Toxicity & Flammability
- Flammability
- Other Classifications
- Primary Refrigeratants
- Desirable Properties of refrigerants
- Environmental Impact of CFC & Other Refrigerants
- Ozone Depleting Potential ( ODP)
- R12 and R134A
- Warning- Do not mix R12 With R134a. Make Sure you use the proper Oil
- Purpose of A/C Refrigerant
- Safety Rules for refrigerant
- Importance of oil
- Double End Capped (DEC) PAG and mineral Oils
Identification of compressor
- Compressor
- The function of reciprocating compressor
- The function of swah plate compressor
- Purpose
Identification of mechanical devices used in car air conditioning unit
- Compressor
- Condenser
- Type of Condensers
- Receiver-Drier
- Evaporator
- Accumulator
- Refrigernatlines
- A/C Blower motor
- DUCT System
Identification of control devices of car air- conditioning cost.
- Compressor Clutch control
- Function of clutch coil
- Function of dual pressure switch
- Function of Thermo stable expression valve and orifice tube
- Purpose- HP
- Working
- Orifice tubes
- Function of thermostat
- Thermostat control
Identification of safety devices at car air conditioning unit
- Compressor operating controls
- Ambient Temperature Switch
- Thermostatic Switch
- Low pressure cut off switch
- High pressure relief vaive
- Pressure Sensing (Cycling) Switch
- Thermal limiter and superheat switch
- Evaporator controls
- Pilot Operated Absolute Valve (POA)
- Valves in Receiver (VIR)
- Evaporator Temperature Regulator Valve (ETR)
- Cooling Fan Temperature Switch
- High pressure fan switch
- A/C ‘ON’ fan Switch
- A/C fan control switch
- Driveability Compressor Controls
- Wide open throttle cutoff switch
- Wide open throttle cutoff switch
- Low vacuum switch
- Power Brake time relay
- Power Steering pressure cutoff switch
- High Coolant Temperature Switch (HCTS)
- Anti Dieseling Relay
- Anti Dieseling relay
Function of Car Air conditioning system
- Compressor
- Condenser
- Discharge line
- Receiver driver
- Evaporator Expansion value
- Liquid line
- Blower fan A
- Suction line
- Radiator line
- Here’s now an air conditioning system and its component work
- Features : Displacement (cc) 161 161 Displacement*
- Details Product Description Specification:
Types of current
- Types of electrical supply ( Voltage )
- Type of current
- AC supply
- Alternative voltage
Identification of instruction from the data given on the dial
- Data contained on the measuring instrument dial
- Measuring range and measuring units
- Types of current
Multimeter
- Types of Multimeter
- Multimeter as a DC voltmeter
- Multimeter as a DC ammeter
- Multimeter as an ohmmeter
- Multimeter as a AC voltmeter
- Method of measuring DC voltages
- Method of measuring AC voltage
- Method of measuring resistance
- Method of use
- Application of a multimeter
- Types of multimeter
Measuring voltage and current using multimeter
- Multi – range meter
- Meter scale of multi – range meter
- Multi – meter
- Identify the scale to take reading
- Multimeter as DC VOLMETER
- Multimeter as DC AMMETER
- Multi – meter as AC VOLMETER
- Multi – meter as AC AMMETER
- Multi – meter as OHMMETER
- Resistance zero setting
Electrical Part of an air conditioning in car
- The main electrical parts where as follows
- Parts used in the system
- Various parts are connected into the circuit
- Electrical circuits
Inspection of the car Air conditioning system
- VISUAL INSPECTION OF SYSTEM
- OPERATING INSPECTION OF SYSTEM
- CHECKING SYSTEM FOR FULL CHARGE
- CHECKING RELATIVE TEMPERATURES HIGH AND LOW SIDES OF SYSTEM
Recovery
- Reason for Recovering Refrigerant
- Definitions
- Method of Recovery
- Passive method
- Charge migration
- Use of System’s Compression Compressor
- Active Method of Recovery
- Vapor Recovery
- Liquid Recovery
Retrofit CFC Filled car A/C with HFC
- Retrofitting of CFC filled car a/c equipment with the HFC 134a refrigerant
- Need to Retrofit CFC filled car a/c with HFC 134a and its advantages
- Precaution to be taken when retrofitting CFC filled refrigerator with HFC – 134a
Evacuation of the Refrigeration System
- Evacuation
- Why Evacuate
- How do we evacuate the system
- Boiling point of water at various pressures
- Need for a vacuum pump
- What type of vacuum pump?
- Construction of two stage Rotary Vacuum Pumps
- Rotary Pumps
- Rotary vane Pumps
Charging Refrigerant in a system
- Refrigerant charge quantity
- Charging by liquid or vapor
- Vapor charging
- Liquid charging
- Charging Accurately
- Refrigerant Charging
- Charging with a charging cylinder
- Charging by weight
- Charging by sight glass
- Charging refrigerant using frost line method
Performance of Auto A/C system
- Check performance
- How to read the graph
- Example
Maintenance
- Periodic maintenance
- Review of Safety
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