Daikin FXSQ63PVE4 [9/102] Improvement of heat recovery occurred heat loss

Daikin FXSQ63PVE4 [9/102] Improvement of heat recovery occurred heat loss
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Excellent Operational Performance
VRV IV
Heat Recovery
Heat Recovery
The flexibility of simultaneous cooling and
heating operation has been further
enhanced by various advanced technologies.
In a conventional system, two heat exchanger panels are utilised: one is used as an evaporator; while the other is used as a
condenser. In the newly developed system, a two-split structure is utilised, with one panel split into two parts (top and bottom) at
an optimal ratio depending on the capacity required for simultaneous cooling and heating operation. Heat radiation loss has
been minimised, and the heat recovery efficiency and partial load characteristics have been improved.
Energy saving
It has become essential for air conditioning manufacturers to develop systems that provide high energy savings. We at Daikin
have made great efforts in this field, and the VRV system delivers highly efficient performance, contributing to high energy
savings.
Higher Coefficient of Performance (COP)
The heat recovery system utilises waste heat,
achieving outstanding energy conservation performance.
Development of a highly efficient heat exchanger utilising of
a two-split structure
Heat Recovery Link control to reduce the heat loss
Cooling Heating
BS unit
Indoor unit
Outdoor
unit
2
1
*Cooling operation conditions:
Indoor temp. of 27ºCDB,19ºCWB,
and outdoor temp. of 35ºCDB.
Cooling Operation COP
4.34
3.98
3.87
3.67
3.46
3.00
3.50
4.00
4.50
8 class 10 class 12 class 14 class 16 class
*Heating operation conditions:
Indoor temp. of 20ºCDB,
and outdoor temp. of 7ºCDB, 6ºCWB.
Heating Operation COP
4.40
4.32
4.07
4.17
3.94
3.00
3.50
4.00
4.50
8 class 10 class 12 class 14 class 16 class
The (cold) waste heat from heating is
used for the cooling operation.
The waste heat from cooling is used to
generate heat that is needed for heating
operation while conserving electricity.
1
2
[
Outdoor unit
][
Indoor unit side
]
Heat loss control
The condenser is
large, resulting in
unnecessary heat
radiation.
The optimal
condensation
capacity can be
attained.
Heat loss
Heat loss is minimised by interlocking the heat exchanger switching, motor-operated valves, compressors, and fans,
which are conventionally controlled independently during simultaneous cooling and heating operation, leading to a
significant increase in efficiency.
Indoor and outdoor heat balance (conceptual image)
Two heat exchanger panels
are used. Heat radiation loss
from the condenser is high.
The heat exchanger panel utilises a
two-split structure (top and
bottom), achieving higher heat
recovery efficiency than the
conventional model.
The size has been
reduced by using
four heat exchanger
panels.
Cooling load
(heat absorption)
Heating load
(heat radiation)
Heat
recovery
The thermal load that
cannot be recovered
needs to be radiated
from the outdoor unit.
Conventional model
( )
Conventional model
( )
Refrigerant circuit is
balanced based on
the independent
control of each
elements
Interlocking
operation with
each elements in
order to reduce
energy
VRV
VRV
VRV
Comparison of 12 class system ( During simultaneous cooling and heating operation )
EvaporatorCondenser
Improvement of
Heat recovery
occurred heat loss
Comp.
EV
Fan
Switch
HE
Fan
EV
Switch
HE
Comp.

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