AIR CONDITIONING SYSTEMS

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Submitted by:
Nikhil Kar-180042
Sakshi Vaidya-180058
PROF. ARUN ATRE Srushti Garade Patil-180038
Dyaneshwari Munni -180047
Mohit Harihar-180040
 AIR CONDITIONING
SYSTEMS
 Air conditioning (often referred to as AC) is
the process of removing heat and moisture
from the interior of an occupied space to
improve the comfort of occupants.
 A unitary or package air conditioning
system uses equipment where most or all of
the basic components have been assembled
in the factory e.g., room air conditioner
 A central or built-up air conditioning system
uses equipment centrally located in
mechanical equipment rooms. Each piece of
equipment is installed separately and
connected on the job, rather than
manufactured as a package.
 The goal is to keep more comfortable inside the house than outside.
 The control of these conditions may be desirable to maintain the health and comfort of
the occupants, or to meet the requirements of industrial processes irrespective of the
external climate conditions.
Central Air Conditioning Systems
Central air conditioning systems serve
Inside Outside multiple spaces from one base location.
These typically use chilled water as a
cooling medium and use extensive
ductwork for air distribution.
Unitary or Decentralized Air
Conditioning Systems
Decentralized air conditioning systems
commonly known as by various
generic names viz. local systems,
individual systems, unitary systems or
packaged systems provide cooling to
single room/spaces rather than the
building.
Types of AC Unit
There are six different types of air conditioners that are
each designed for a different space/reason.
1. Central Air Conditioners
2. Ductless, Mini-Split Air Conditioners
3. Window Units
4. Portable Units
5. Hybrid Air Conditioner
6. Geothermal Heating and Cooling
 Central Air Conditioners
• A central air conditioner combines the evaporator,
condenser, and compressor in a single unit that is
placed on a roof or a concrete slab near the
foundation. From the unit, ducts running through the
exterior wall or roof draw air from inside the house
and return cooled air indoors.
• This type of air conditioner can also be combined
with a set of heating coils or a natural gas furnace
inside the building.
• The central air conditioning plants or the systems are
used when large buildings, hotels ,theaters, airports,
shopping,malls, etc. are to be air conditioned
completely.
 Mitsubishi cassette unit specifications

Capacity Cooling Heating Cooling Price weight Power

(Tons) capacity capacity Power
(kw) (kw) (kw)

2 3.6kw 4.0 kW 0.03 kW Rs 108000 20kg 2170 watt

 

3 4.5kw 5.0kw 0.04kw Rs.161000 27kg 35200

Watts

1.5 5.3kW 2.0kw 0.2kw Rs 100000 19 kg 1600watt

 Ductless, Mini-Split Air
Conditioners
• This is a good choice for houses that do not have
ductwork. The ductless, mini-split systems combine
an outdoor compressor and condenser with one or
more indoor air-handling units. These units are
mounted on the wall with blowers attached. Tubing
connects the indoor and outdoor units and circulates
refrigerant between them.
• Each room in your home will have a separate unit
that cools just that room, similar to a window unit.
These can be installed without tearing up walls, and
allow the temperature to be controlled independently
in each room. They can be more energy efficient,
but are more expensive if you’re cooling an entire
house.
 Mitsubishi split ac unit specifications

Capacity Cooling Dimensions Price Weight Power

(Tons) capacity (indoor unit)
(watt)

1 3700 280x838x229 Rs 62000 9kg 1000watt

1.9 6600 325x1100x257 Rs 78000 17kg 1800watt

2.2 7600 325x1100x257 Rs 10000 17kg 2000watt

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 Window Units
• These are the most common types of AC
units for single rooms. All of the
components are enclosed in a single box
with a single thermostat gauge that is fitted
in a slot made in the wall or window sill
where the unit sits.
• It is the simplest form of an air
conditioning system and is mounted
on windows or walls. ... It is a
single unit that is assembled in a casing
where all the components are located. This
refrigeration unit has a double shaft fan
motor with fans mounted on both sides of
the motor.
 Mitsubishi window ac unit specifications

Capacity Cooling Dimensions Price Weight Power

(Tons) capacity (indoor unit)
(watt)

1 3516watts 66 x 43 x 70 cm Rs 37,000 16 kg 1450 Watts

1.5 5613 Watts   69 x 43 x 72cm Rs 38,500/ 20kg 3400 watts

 Portable Units
Portable air conditioners are great cooling
solutions for single rooms and can assist a
struggling central HVAC system. They're
commonly used in bedrooms, dens, computer
rooms, garages, and many other places. A
portable air conditioner is an air conditioner
that is mobile. Unlike window, through-the-
wall, or central air conditioning units, portable
units do not require permanent installation.
Commonly, these units have caster wheels for
easy portability, are relatively lightweight and
are generally about 28″ to 34″ tall.
 Mitsubishi portable ac unit specifications

Capacity Cooling Dimensions Price Weight Power

(Tons) capacity (indoor unit)
(watt)

1 2800 Watts 27.7 x 13.5 x 14.6 Rs 28,634. 9 kg 1450 Watts

1.5 3000 Watts   24.75 x 19.25 x RS 30000 15kg 3400 watts

13.25
 Hybrid Air Conditioner
The embodiment of the hybrid
AC system contains standard
compressor, evaporator,
condenser and refrigerant. A solar
hybrid air conditioning system is
adapted for converting waste heat
energy into useful heat energy. ...
The plurality of heat absorbing
units is adapted to absorb the
waste heat energy from the
environment.
 Mitsubishi hybrid ac unit specifications

Capacity Cooling Dimensions Price Weight Power

(Tons) capacity (indoor unit)
(watt)

1.6 5700 Watts 33.9 x 11.97 x Rs 48000 13 kg 6154Watts

26.2

2.2 7625 Watts   339 x 11.97 x RS 62,990 16kg 7700 watts

26.2
 Geothermal Heating and Cooling
Geothermal heat pumps
(GHPs), also known as ground-
source heat pumps, can heat,
cool, and even supply hot
water to a home by transferring
heat to or from the ground.
This technology has been
keeping consumers
comfortable for more than 50
years and can cut energy bills
by up to 65% compared to
traditional HVAC units.