Air Conditioning Systems

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Air Conditioning Systems

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Index

• Introduction
• Working of air conditioner
• Components of air conditioner
• Types of air conditioner
• Benefits of using air conditioner

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Introduction

• Air conditioning is the
• process of modifying the
• properties of air (i.e.
• temperature and humidity) to
• more favorable conditions.

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Introduction

• Air conditioning systems can be used in both
  domestic and commercial environments. This
  process is most commonly used to achieve a more
  comfortable interior environment.
• Air conditioners use a fan to distribute the
  conditioned air to an occupied space such as a
  building or a car to improve thermal comfort and
  indoor air quality.

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Working Of An Air Conditioner

• An air conditioner transfers heat from the inside
  of a building, where it is not wanted, to the
  outside.
• Refrigerant in the system absorbs the excess heat
  and is then pumped through a closed system of
  piping to an outside coil.

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Working Of An Air Conditioner
A fan blows outside air over the hot coil,
transferring heat from the refrigerant to the
outdoor air. Because the heat is removed from
the indoor air, the indoor area is cooled.
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Components Of Air Conditioner

• Compressor
• Condenser
• Evaporator
• Capillary tube
• Indoor fan
• Outdoor fan

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Types Of Air Conditioners

• Window Air Conditioner
• Split Air Conditioner
• Portable air conditioner
• Central air conditioning

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Window Air Conditioner

• A window air conditioner unit is fitted in a
  window sill or a slot in the rooms wall that is
  specially made for it.
• This type is also referred to as a unitary air
  conditioning system. It blows out cooled air on
  one end and ejects heat on the other end.

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Split Air Conditioner

• The split air conditioner 
• comprises of two parts
• the outdoor unit and the
• indoor unit.

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Split Air Conditioner

• Split air conditioning systems provide the added
  convenience of not having to make a specialized
  slot in the room wall.
• This type is also referred to as a packaged
  terminal air conditioner. 

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Portable Air Conditioner

• This is a variation of the
• unitary air conditioning
• system.
• This type has a mobile air conditioning system
  placed on the floor
• inside a room.

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Portable Air Conditioner

• It discharges exhaust heat through the exterior
  wall by means of a hose vent.
• While this type is noisier than other systems, it
  can cool even the most stubborn hot rooms.

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Central Air Conditioning

• This type of system makes
• use of a large compressor.
• Two separate packaged units
• are also used.

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Central Air Conditioning

• The condensing unit is placed outside the
  establishment and contains the condensing fan,
  compressor, and condenser coil.
• The internal evaporative unit, consisting of the
  evaporator coil and expansion valve, is placed in
  the plenum of your furnace. This unifies the
  ductwork of your air conditioning and heating
  systems.

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Benefits Of Air Conditioning

• Extreme heat has a clear negative impact on the
  intellect and on physical activity and the use of
  air conditioning can go some way to rectifying
  this.
• It improves comfort levels at work and at
  leisure.
• It can result in increased physical and
  intellectual activity.

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Benefits Of Air Conditioning

• A lower temperature reduces the presence of
  insects and parasites.
• Lower temperatures mean less sweating, reducing
  the risk of dehydration.
• A clean air conditioning system helps exclude
  external allergens such as pollens.
• If the air conditioning installation is good, and
  if it is well maintained, it renews and improves
  air quality.

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Why Choose Us?
Are you looking someone specialist for your AC
system maintenance? If yes, then Geminair
Solutions is here to help you. Geminair
Solutions provides high quality air conditioner
service, fast delivery, and affordable
solutions.  
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Contact Us

• Geminair Solutions
• Level 17, 9 Castle Reagh Street, Sydney, NSW,
  2000
• 02 9152 8779
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