How does car AC system work
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- Опубліковано 26 сер 2024
- The air-conditioning system in a car works by manipulating refrigerant between a liquid and a gaseous state. As the refrigerant changes states, it absorbs heat and humidity from the vehicle and allows the system to give off cool, dry air.
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please keep making this kind of video! Very well presented!
I really hate that the air conditioner and the engine are linked. I wish cars had it made so that you can turn on the ac compressor without starting the engine. I live in Texas, and it's really inconvenient that I have to waste fuel to cool off in the car.
Hybrids are exactly that
His voice sounds like "easyJet announcements" ladies and gentleman welcome on board at easyJet service😂
Powerful presentation. Many thanks for the information. it is understandable
Very complicated, how TF did they invent this
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Very good. Nicely and intelligibly explained.
Excellent, explained well . Thanks
He sounds like "my money don't jiggle jiggle guy"
Bet you forgot about this video
@@KingsPlayer4689yes, totally 😅
@NadeemMonroe lol why did u search this video anyway?
@@KingsPlayer4689I'm assuming the same as all of us here, driving your car and going "hm, I wonder how the ac system works"
@@KingsPlayer4689 because I wanted to know about car air conditioner
You forgot the accumulator or also known as the receiver dryer that takes any moisture out of the lines
I don't think accumulator takes out moisture from the system. That would be the job of the filter drier. The accumulator stores excess refrigerant in the suction area due to overcharge.
@@oghenemarojonathan4633 no on systems that have an orifice tube they use an accumulator that big cylinder thing it’s job to remove moister. Systems the have an expansion valve have the small dryer thing that looks like a fuel filter.
Does anyone knows if never running the a/c on damages it? I only turn it on a couple times a year
i assume like electronics, you should use it from time to time but if you never use it why worry if it gets ruined?
If you do not use your AC it can seize up do to low lubrication. Every so often just turn it on for some time.
Had a friends AC seize up and now he cant use it... In a very hot and humid state
Its on when you use youre deffoger
Yes it does - you must use it year-round.
It has rubber seals all over - & they're kept in good condition by refrigerant flow.
Not using it long term, allows the seals to dry up & therefore leak.
Some cars are more susceptible to this than others.
Some cars with fully automatic climate control, always use the a/c.
I used to think I was i was breathing in ac fumes and that’s what made that air cold
Clear and concise. Thank you for your help.
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thank you so much for your explanation..
Hi!!! May I ask if putting two condensers with the high-speed fan on each condenser will make the AC Colder?
I'm living in a tropical country so colder AC is better... Thank you!
the purpose of condenser is to lower the temperature of refrigerant so that it become liquid.. in liquid state it can be spray at expansion valve.. the answer is yes.. it could make your ac cooler.. but at some extent.. the efficiency of ac depend on many factor.. mainly cause of the efficiency of heat exchanger at condenser and evaporator, evaporator usually has thick layer of dust bcause it evaporate and trap water.. so dust stick to it.. so we have to clean it.. and change cabin filter.. it will obstruct air flow
@@rombakrawat86 very informative. Thank you!
I know how an AC system works. I wanted a video on a CAR AC system. Completely left out how it is controlled or directed
Yes im having too much air flowing to my feet and not enough to my dashboard, wanted to know whats the component that channels the airflow
@@omarkharnivall2439 They're called 'blend doors' & you're wanting to investigate your car's blend door servos, etc.
You'll need to research that for your specific vehicle.
I like it exaltly like ikedwelcomd gues Hvac jolly ... auto mobile air conditioning the vehices are air conditioned by mechanical refrigeration systom auto mobile air condition ing systom should have high capacity to cool the inside air with in a few minutes after the journey has started comprssor is operated by the engine in some ehicles air be heated using the hot water from the engine in winter season . Full figer ing and vewes s .. blower finned eva porter ... suction pressure regulating valve ..suctuinline ..compressor.. compressor ..clutch plate and driving pylley .. high pressure vapouer ti condenser .discharge line ..Receiver drier .sighg glass .liquied lunw ther mosttatic expansion val swi switch ....... battery ...ve ther mostat on -off
Is the a/c clutch suppose to stay engaged all the time when the a/c is on and the car is working on park gear on idle in a properly working A/C system or is it suppose to cycle on/off (Altima 2010)? Thx
It’s normal
beautifully explained. now i can save money at the mechanic
Lol this nerd thinks he can screw technicians on labor times by knowing bare minimum about how it works?
But why doesn't a car have a filter like a house a/c? It has a cabin filter but that just filters the outside air...
Your car's air filter and cabin air filter are both parts of its HVAC system. The air filter removes debris and dirt from the air, preventing them from reaching your engine. A cabin air filter takes the same approach but has been designed to also remove dust and pollen from the air you breathe.
Its too clearly that the pressure sensor the only safety control that has monitored the status of compressor? A may right?
Is the air inside car only circulate? Or outside air come in?
In the air recirculation mode, the car's air conditioning system recirculates the air inside the vehicle for cooling. Selecting the fresh air mode brings in outside air into the car by opening an air duct in the front of the vehicle. Both these modes have their advantages and disadvantages.
Good explanation ❤
That's amazing one conggratulations
What software do you used to design and simulate?
well understood. sir thanks for the video
May I ask how the evaporator blower airflow travel?is it blowing from the txv location or back of txv location?
A TXV is essentially a meter. It controls the amount of refrigerant that is released to your air conditioner’s evaporator by dropping the pressure between the liquid in the line and the evaporator.
@@wearemechanics Could i please know why we need to compresss the air if then we cool it?
Well done
Very good
It has a good explain
Thank you 💗
Very clear 👍
Very easy for understand
Front of car: Accord
Side of car: Charger
Good explain
nice, i very much like this video
The magnetic clutch could possibly not be engaging.
A lizard crawled into my car and ran into the air vents, is there a problem with that?
It’s a microchannel heat exchanger the condenser
Very informative
Thanks
i’m so high rn bruh who even thinks of this shit this is crazy
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Is a microchannel heat exchanger
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Okay so if the AC is still blowing, theres still coolant, no clicking noise, everything normal but no cold air is coming out (1997 Lincoln Town car) what part(s) malfunctioned and needs servicing/replacing?
If the air is blowing warm when the AC is on that means that the evaporator for one reason or another is not receiving cold coolant. If there are impurities in the system a blockage could exist somewhere in the system, or if the compressor grenaded itself. If you’re not hearing the clutch click when engaging the AC then the clutch is not engaging on the compressor and the compressor itself is not operating. If this is the issue then it could be an issue with the compressor itself or an electrical issue.
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Good
How did we become so innovative.
I guess I cant focus on driving since I don't have working AC.
Edit:
I now have working AC
Can you focus in driving now?
nice info
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Where is water going?
If you are referring to coolant, the coolant flows through the heater core which is a separate component not mentioned here. It works very similarly to the evaporator but reverse. The heater core has hot coolant flowing through it which the blower motor will blow the heat from into the cabin for heat/defrost purposes.
How it cool the car space. That's why I am here but it didn't explain well
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0:10 into the video “the driver is unable to concentrate on driving, which leads to increased road safety”
Wouldn’t distractions decrease safety? Upgrade your AI
You heard it wrong, it said “the driver is then able to concentrate on driving, which leads to increased road safety.” It was correct.
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Who thought this damnn smart
and thats why i vomit the smell
ALLAHUKAR
Lol
u lost me at 30 seconds 🥲