In order to study the influence of air volume change on the performance of trans-critical CO2 parking air conditioning system,the indoor and outdoor air volume in the optimal air volume was controlled to reduce the total energy consumption and obtain the highest energy efficiency ratio.The system prototype was built,and its performance was tested in the enthalpy difference chamber,the influence of air volume on the performance of the system was also studied.The results show that under the nominal refrigeration condition,the exhaust pressure corresponding to the maximum COP(coefficient of performance)of the system is taken as the optimal exhaust pressure,and it is 9 MPa.The influence of air volume is explored under the optimal exhaust pressure.When the indoor air volume is fixed,with the increase of outdoor air volume,the exhaust temperature first decreases rapidly and then tends to be stable.When the outdoor air volume is fixed,the relationship between the exhaust temperature and the indoor air volume depends on the size of the outdoor air volume.When the outdoor air volume is less than 1 500 m3/h,the exhaust temperature increases with the increase of the indoor air volume.When the outdoor air volume is higher than 1 500 m3/h,the exhaust temperature decreases first and then increases with the increase of indoor air volume,and the exhaust temperature reaches the minimum at the indoor air volume 300 m3/h.When the indoor and outdoor air volume increase,the cooling capacity of the system increases first and then decreases,the total power consumption decreases first and then increases,and the COP of the system increases first and then decreases.When the indoor air volume is 300 m3/h and the outdoor air volume is 1 750 m3/h,the COP of the system reaches the maximum of 2.26,which provides a reference for the design and safe and efficient operation of the trans-critical CO2 parking air conditioning system.
关键词
驻车空调/CO2跨临界循环/最优风量/制热性能系数
Key words
parking vehicle air conditioner/trans-critical carbon dioxide cycle/optimal air volume/COP