Is the Air Conditioning Set to Cooling Mode in Summer?

[MarleyMarie]

In summer, the air conditioning is set to cooling mode. Its working principle involves drawing low-temperature, low-pressure refrigerant into the cylinder. Through the operation of the compressor, the pressure increases until it exceeds the pressure in the condenser, allowing it to transform into cold air. The entire refrigeration system undergoes four processes: compression, condensation, expansion, and evaporation, forming a cycle that enables the air conditioner to blow out cold air. The air conditioning system consists of a compressor, an electronically controlled clutch, a condenser, an evaporator, an expansion valve, a receiver-drier, piping, a condenser fan, a vacuum solenoid valve, an idle speed controller, and a control system. The functions of air conditioning include: 1. Adjusting the interior temperature; 2. Humidity regulation; 3. Airflow adjustment; 4. Air purification.