WO2022253455A1 - Klimaanlage - Google Patents
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- H—ELECTRICITY
- H02—GENERATION; CONVERSION OR DISTRIBUTION OF ELECTRIC POWER
- H02H—EMERGENCY PROTECTIVE CIRCUIT ARRANGEMENTS
- H02H3/00—Emergency protective circuit arrangements for automatic disconnection directly responsive to an undesired change from normal electric working condition with or without subsequent reconnection ; integrated protection
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- H—ELECTRICITY
- H02—GENERATION; CONVERSION OR DISTRIBUTION OF ELECTRIC POWER
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- H02H3/00—Emergency protective circuit arrangements for automatic disconnection directly responsive to an undesired change from normal electric working condition with or without subsequent reconnection ; integrated protection
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- H02H3/06—Details with automatic reconnection
- H02H3/07—Details with automatic reconnection and with permanent disconnection after a predetermined number of reconnection cycles
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- H—ELECTRICITY
- H02—GENERATION; CONVERSION OR DISTRIBUTION OF ELECTRIC POWER
- H02H—EMERGENCY PROTECTIVE CIRCUIT ARRANGEMENTS
- H02H3/00—Emergency protective circuit arrangements for automatic disconnection directly responsive to an undesired change from normal electric working condition with or without subsequent reconnection ; integrated protection
- H02H3/24—Emergency protective circuit arrangements for automatic disconnection directly responsive to an undesired change from normal electric working condition with or without subsequent reconnection ; integrated protection responsive to undervoltage or no-voltage
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- the present invention relates to an air conditioning system with an electronic component and a monitoring device.
- Monitoring circuits are used to isolate electronic loads from the supply in the event of voltage or frequency dips. This avoids damage to the load, to the supply and to the switching elements (see, for example, DE 10 2018 213 747 A1). Typically, the load is reconnected when the supply is considered stable after an outage. It is also known in the prior art to wait for a fixed or random waiting time after switching off. A monitoring circuit is described, for example, in DE 10 2018 103 127 A1.
- the problem on which the invention is based is to propose an air conditioning system with a monitoring device for an electronic component.
- the invention solves the problem with an air conditioning system with an electronic component and a monitoring device, the electronic component being a compressor, the monitoring device monitoring a supply voltage available to the electronic component and in the event that the supply voltage deviates from a predetermined setpoint is present, the electronic component is switched off in a switch-off process, and the monitoring device automatically switches the switched-off electronic component back on if, on the one hand, a specified switch-on condition is met after switching off and, on the other hand, a number of switch-off processes within a specified period of time is less than a specified period Tolerance value is, wherein the monitoring device, the switched-off electronic component in the event that the number of switch-offs within the specified period of time is greater than the specified given tolerance value, then turns on when the monitoring device has received an acknowledgment signal, the monitoring device signals the case that the number of switch-offs within the predetermined period of time greater than the
- CONFIRMATION is a predetermined tolerance value, and wherein the monitoring device sets a counter for the number of switch-off processes to a start value when the device is switched on.
- the air conditioning system thus realizes a safe switching on of an electronic load again after a supply dip as an unattended and usually automatically working system.
- the invention is based on the following findings: If the electronic component itself is at least partly the reason for the shutdown, then there is a risk that after the load has been switched on, another dip in the supply will be triggered. This is recognized and the load is switched off again. In the case of an unattended, independently or automatically operating air conditioning system, a large number of switching cycles would thus be carried out in a short time, which can lead to heavy wear in relays, motors and generators.
- portable voltage sources e.g.
- the air conditioning system accepts an input from a user.
- the user In the event that no automatic start takes place due to the too frequent switch-off processes, the user must enter any form of acknowledgment signal. In the event of too frequent faults, he must therefore actively cause the electronic component to be switched on again.
- the user is informed that an acknowledgment signal is required, in that the monitoring device signals the case in which the number of switch-off processes within the specified time span is greater than the specified tolerance value. It consists z.
- the air conditioner has any output device.
- the counter for the number of switch-off processes is set to a starting value or reset when the air-conditioning system is switched on.
- the monitoring device consists of a monitoring circuit and a control unit.
- the monitoring device monitors the available supply voltage in relation to at least one target value.
- the target value is preferably the magnitude of the voltage or the frequency of the voltage.
- the target value can relate to the stability of the corresponding parameters of the supply voltage. If the supply voltage deviates from at least one desired value, the monitoring device—or more precisely, the control unit in the aforementioned embodiment—switches off the electronic component. A switch-off process thus takes place. After switching off, the monitoring device continues to monitor the available supply voltage.
- the monitoring device is in principle designed to start the electronic component automatically, ie without user intervention.
- the automatic start is linked to the fact that the number of switch-off processes within a specified period of time is less than a tolerance value. If the number is greater than the tolerance value, there is no automatic switch-on process.
- the monitoring device therefore only controls the electronic component independently with regard to switching it on and off until too many deviations in the supply voltage available for supplying the electronic component occur.
- a counter and a timer are used for this purpose, for example.
- the failures that lead to the electronic component being switched off as an electrical load are therefore considered.
- the operation of the load is automatically resumed after the failures. This avoids unnecessary signaling of errors. A certain number of errors are tolerated by the automatic switch-on and the air conditioning is kept in operation if possible.
- failures that are more than a predetermined amount of time apart and are therefore presumably independent of one another are not evaluated to the effect that automatic switch-on must be prevented.
- An advantage of the air conditioner is that the user is only informed and has to act if the failures are too frequent. As a rule, the stable voltage supply is a Unattended operation possible. Furthermore, it is advantageous that frequent switching on and off (e.g. due to overloading of the supply when switching on) is avoided.
- the air conditioner according to the invention can be described again in other words:
- the air conditioner reacts, for example, to voltage or frequency drops in a supply voltage available to the electronic component by switching off the electrical load that is provided by the electronic component.
- the load is only automatically put back into operation if the number of failure-related switch-on processes within a certain period of time is less than a specified maximum value. If the number of failure-related switch-on processes is exceeded within the specified time period, the electronic component remains in a deactivated state and the user must intervene, for example by switching the air conditioning off and on or by resetting the counter with an acknowledgment signal.
- the power-off counter is reset when the air conditioner remains in the load-on state for a period of time.
- the specified switch-on condition is that a specified waiting time has elapsed and/or that the supply voltage corresponds to the specified desired value and/or that a system value of the air conditioning system is in a specified value range.
- criteria are specified, of which at least one must be met, depending on the variant, so that the electronic component can in principle be switched on again.
- the system value is, for example, a pressure against which a compressor, as an electronic component, has to work.
- the monitoring device counts a number of switch-off processes and resets a counter for the number of switch-off processes to a starting value in the event that, after switching on the electronic component, a predetermined activity period has been exceeded without another switch-off process. If there are no deviations in the supply voltage within a certain period of time or if no switch-off process is required, a counter for the switch-off processes is set to a start value, e.g. B. the value zero, reset.
- a start value e.g. B. the value zero, reset.
- FIG. 1 shows a schematic representation of the air conditioning system.
- the air conditioner 1 shows an air conditioning system 1 with an electronic component 2, which is a compressor, in a highly schematic manner.
- the air conditioner 1 is used to implement the refrigeration process, as described for example in WO 2007/042065 A1.
- the monitoring device 3 monitors the supply voltage applied to the electronic component 2, which in this context is regarded as an electrical load. If there is a deviation from at least one predetermined desired value of the voltage present, the monitoring device 3 switches the electronic component 2 off.
- the target value relates, for example, to the amplitude or the frequency of the voltage or z. B. on the temporal behavior of amplitude and frequency. Switching off prevents damage to the electronic component 2, to the components used to switch the electronic component 2 and also to the power supply itself.
- the automatic switching on of the electronic component 2 by the monitoring device 3 is initially linked to the fact that a switch-on condition is met.
- the switch-on condition is, for example, that a certain waiting time has elapsed after switching off or that the supply voltage again corresponds to the setpoint value, i.e. that the deviation no longer exists, or that a system value of the air conditioning system 1 is within a predetermined value range.
- the system value is, for example, the pressure of the refrigerant against which the compressor is working.
- automatic switch-on requires that the number of switch-off processes within a certain period of time be less than a tolerance value. If the number is greater than the tolerance value, then the monitoring device 3 does not switch on the electronic component 2 automatically. In this case, in one embodiment, a reaction from a user is rather requested. This prevents the electronic component 2 from being automatically switched off and on again too often in succession. In the illustrated embodiment, this case is that of Tolerance value has been exceeded, signaled via an output device 5 and the monitoring device 3 then waits for it to receive an acknowledgment signal. In the embodiment shown, this can be entered via an input unit 4 . The connections between the monitoring device 3, the output device 5 and the input unit 4 are wireless here, for example. If an acknowledgment signal is entered, the monitoring device 3 switches the electronic component 2 back on and also resets a counter for the switch-off processes.
- control of the air conditioning system according to the invention with regard to the monitoring of the supply voltage can be described, for example, by the following state machines:
- the air conditioner starts in the OFF state.
- a counter CNT is set to zero.
- the air conditioner is transferred to the READY state.
- the electronic component 2 is turned on as an electrical load.
- the OPERATION state electronic component 2 is switched on and active.
- the air conditioning system 1 which is designed as an air conditioning system, for example, cools the room air.
- a change between the READY and OPERATION states occurs automatically (e.g. by controlling the target temperature or another specified value). The user can bring the system to the OFF state at any time by an appropriate action such as H. so turn it off.
- a timer is set to a specific time Y and started.
- the counter CNT is incremented by 1 and compared with a tolerance value X.
- the air conditioning system changes from the OPERATION state to the UNSTABLE state. If the supply voltage then stabilizes again, the electronic component 2 is switched on again and the air conditioning system 1 starts operating. If the counter CNT is greater than the threshold value X, the air conditioning system changes from the OPERATION state to the ERROR state, which is signaled to the user (e.g. by an LED switching on).
- the ERROR state can only be exited again by user intervention. The intervention consists, for example, in the fact that the air conditioning system is switched off, that is to say that the transition to the OFF state is carried out. Alternatively, the user generates an acknowledgment signal that causes an error reset.
- the counter CNT is reset to zero. In other words, if the air conditioner remains in the RUN state and the timer - initially set to time Y - expires, the counter CNT for counting off operations is reset to zero.
- an alternative embodiment provides that the timer is not only started when the transition to the RUNNING state takes place, but also in the transition from the UNSTABLE state to the READY state. This takes into account the time that the air conditioner 1 spends in the READY state. This is e.g. This is of interest, for example, if the electronic component 2 is the compressor in question and if it takes a shorter time than the time span Y to reach a target temperature.
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