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NEWSLETTER<br />

TECHNICAL PAPER<br />

information for following<br />

the testing standards while<br />

restricting the intervention of<br />

the manufacturer not allowing<br />

any changes to be made to the<br />

unit that are not present when<br />

operating in the field. This could<br />

be visible in the results of the<br />

2020 surveillance campaign<br />

where 7% (Figure 6) of the<br />

tested seasonal efficiencies has<br />

been rerated, even though that<br />

the manufacturer provided the<br />

setting parameters for the IAC’s<br />

as allowed by the standards.<br />

Conclusion<br />

IAC and AC have a different<br />

type of compressor and though<br />

different functionality. According<br />

to the reviewed established test<br />

procedure, IAC’s are currently<br />

tested at fixed compressor<br />

speeds. To achieve that, the<br />

current test standards allow<br />

IAC manufacturer to lock the<br />

compressor speed for a desired<br />

rated capacity. This could be<br />

done by setting the parameters<br />

of the unit on each of the<br />

targeted capacity tests. This<br />

requires an allowed intervention<br />

of the manufacturer when<br />

testing these units which opens<br />

the procedure to interference.<br />

The EU and Canada are working<br />

on other test methods to<br />

prevent this intervention, in the<br />

meanwhile using a third-party<br />

certification body such as ECC<br />

proved to be an efficient method<br />

to perform the test while<br />

guaranteeing the minimum<br />

required intervention of the<br />

manufacturer.<br />

References<br />

[1 Grand View Research, “Air<br />

Conditioning Systems Market<br />

Size, Share & Trends Analysis<br />

Report By Type (Unitary, Rooftop,<br />

PTAC), By Technology (Inverter,<br />

Non-inverter), By End-use, By<br />

Region, And Segment Forecasts,<br />

2021 - 2028,” 2021. Accessed:<br />

Apr. 01, <strong>2022</strong>.<br />

[Online]. Available: https://www.<br />

grandviewresearch.com/industryanalysis/air-conditioning-systemsindustry#:~:text=Inverter%20<br />

segment%20dominated%20the%20<br />

air,share%20of%2065.6%25 %20<br />

in%202020.<br />

[2] Ankur Sharma, “Room air<br />

conditioners Focus shifting<br />

to inverters,” Motilal Oswal,<br />

Apr. 2017. https://www.<br />

motilaloswal.com/site/rreports/<br />

html/636288151341015916/index.<br />

htm (accessed Apr. 01, <strong>2022</strong>).<br />

[3] S. Mavuri, “Testing inverter type air<br />

conditioners for field performance,”<br />

Ecolibrium, pp. 44–49, 2014,<br />

[Online]. Available: www.gzlans.<br />

com<br />

[4] H. Hui, Y. Ding, and M. Zheng,<br />

“Equivalent Modeling of Inverter<br />

Air Conditioners for Providing<br />

Frequency Regulation Service,”<br />

IEEE Transactions on Industrial<br />

Electronics, vol. 66, no. 2, pp.<br />

1413–1423, Feb. 2019, doi: 10.1109/<br />

TIE.2018.2831192.<br />

[5] S. Mavuri, “Field Behaviour of<br />

Inverter Air Conditioners Effect<br />

on Seasonal Performance,” I<br />

nternational Journal of Application<br />

or I nnovation in Engineering & M<br />

anagement (I JAI EM ), vol. 4, no. 8,<br />

Aug. 2015, [Online]. Available: www.<br />

ijaiem.org<br />

[6] A. Almogbel, F. Alkasmoul, Z.<br />

Aldawsari, J. Alsulami, and A.<br />

Alsuwailem, “Comparison of energy<br />

consumption between non-inverter<br />

and inverter-type air conditioner in<br />

Saudi Arabia,” Energy Transitions,<br />

vol. 4, no. 2, pp. 191–197, Dec. 2020,<br />

doi: 10.1007/s41825-020-00033-y.<br />

[7] G. Du, S. Zhou, Y. Zhou, and X.<br />

Liu, “ScienceDirect ScienceDirect<br />

Design of Performance Testing<br />

System for HVAC Based on<br />

Enthalpy Difference Method,”<br />

Procedia Engineering, vol. 205, pp.<br />

2156–2163, 2017, doi: 10.1016/j.<br />

proeng.2017.10.035.<br />

[8 R. Carmichael, S. Widder, N.<br />

Baker, and J. Dewitt, “Domestic<br />

Air Conditioner Test Standards and<br />

Harmonization,” Washington, Mar.<br />

2020.<br />

[9] “AC | Eurovent Certita<br />

Certification.” https://www.<br />

eurovent-certification.com/<br />

en/third-party-certification/<br />

certification-programmes/ac<br />

(accessed Apr. 04, <strong>2022</strong>).<br />

[10]“Eurovent Certita Certification.”<br />

https://www.eurovent-certification.<br />

com/en/ (accessed Apr. 04, <strong>2022</strong>).<br />

[11]“Technologies | Daikin Reefer.”<br />

https://www.ref.daikin.com/zestia/<br />

technologies (accessed Apr. 01,<br />

<strong>2022</strong>).<br />

Webinar on Energy Efficiency<br />

of Air Handling Units in Hot<br />

and Humid Climates<br />

On 28 April <strong>2022</strong>, Eurovent, Eurovent Middle East and Eurovent Certita Certification<br />

hosted a joint webinar on energy efficiency of Air Handling Units in hot and humid<br />

climates, introducing the new energy label by Eurovent for AHUs for such conditions.<br />

Watch the recordings on our YouTube channel.<br />

www.eurovent.me MAY <strong>2022</strong> VOL. 01

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