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KTE-9000AU

VEHICLE AIR CONDITIONER EXPERIMENTAL EQUIPMENT



Equipment Introduction
  • This experimental device is designed to facilitate the operation, maintenance, repair, and experimentation of a vehicle cooling and heating system using an automotive HVAC module.

  • Real-time monitoring is supported through a PC using a data acquisition system (DA100), and all experimental data can be stored and analyzed on the PC.

  • This equipment is designed to help users understand the structure and function of each component in a vehicle cooling and heating system and to evaluate cooling and heating performance under various operating conditions






Equipment Characteristics
  • Provides hands-on learning to understand vehicle air conditioning systems and their operation, enabling experiments to measure cooling performance

  • Performance experiments and analysis based on engine RPM

  • Performance experiments and analysis based on refrigerant charge level

  • Performance experiments based on temperature variation

  • Performance experiments based on condensing load conditions






Education Contents
  1. Operation and experimental practice of each component in a vehicle air conditioning system

  2. Cooling performance experiment practice of a vehicle air conditioning system

  3. Maintenance and servicing practice of a vehicle air conditioning system

  4. Refrigeration capacity measurement experiments according to compressor operating RPM

  5. Real-time data recording and monitoring practice using a data acquisition device (DAQ)






System Description







Control Panel Device Component







Structure of DA100 Program

Composition of main user interface



Application Refrigeration Utility Program

  • Vehicle Cooling System Diagram:

  • Compressor → Condenser → Electronic Expansion Valve → Manual Expansion Valve → Evaporator → Compressor

    • Measurement of temperature, pressure, and enthalpy

    • Real-time monitoring and drawing of the P–h (Pressure–Enthalpy) diagram

    • Automatic calculation of performance parameters, including:

      • Cooling effect (qₑ)

      • Heat equivalent of compressor work (Aᵥ)

      • Condenser heat rejection (q꜀)

      • Evaporating latent heat (qᵣ)

      • Humidity ratio immediately after the expansion valve (y)

      • Theoretical Coefficient of Performance (COP)

    • Data storage function for measured and calculated values

    • Capture function for the P–h diagram and system schematic












Introduction to Refrigeration & HVAC System and Education Curriculum





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