DESIGN AND RAW PRODUCT

Air conditioning systems vary considerably in size and derive their energy from
many different sources.
All air conditioners have four basic components: a pump, an evaporator, a condenser,
and an expansion valve.
All have a working fluid and an opposing fluid medium as well.
The working fluid, the fluid that circulates through the air-conditioning system, is
typically a liquid with strong thermodynamic characteristics like freon,
hydrocarbons, ammonia, or water.
All air conditioners have four basic components: pump, evaporator, condenser, and
expansion valve.
MANUFACTURING
1. Creating encasement parts from galvanized sheet metal and structural steel
2. Punch pressing the sheet metal forms
3. Cleaning the parts
4. Powder coating
5. Bending the tubing for the condenser and evaporator
6. Joining the copper tubing with the aluminum plates
7. Installing the pump
QUALITY CONTROL
Quality of the individual components is always checked at various stages of the
manufacturing process.
Outsourced parts must pass an incoming dimensional inspection from a quality
assurance representative before being approved for use in the final product.
The unit will undergo a performance test when assembly is complete to assure the
customer that each unit operates efficiently.
MARKET AND PRICING
Prices vary heavily depending on the type of the Air Conditoner
Types of AC:
1. Window Air Conditioner
2. Central air conditioning
3. Portable Air Conditioner
4. Through-the-wall Air Conditioner
5. Ductless Split System Air Conditioner
PRICE VARIANCE DEPENDING
ON THE TYPE
1. Relatively cheaper 20 to 30,000
2. Expensive upwards of 1.5 2 lakhs
3. In the range of 10,000 to 30,000 and above depending on size, power etc
4. 30-35k+5. 40,000+ not including the price of internal and external settings