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         Defrosting (Continued)                 flow chart of procedure, 261f
             hot water spraying, 26, 27t        fluctuation of tube surface temperature,
             reverse cycle, 26–28, 27t              264–265f
         Defrosting control strategy            frost accumulation, 260, 272f
           artificial intelligence, 257         indoor coil air temperature difference,
           frost accumulation, 257–258              fluctuation of, 269f
           holographic interferometry technique,  melted frost, fluctuation of, 266f
               257–258                          outdoor coil airside surface conditions,
           infrared thermometer, 257–258            262–263, 262–263f
           initiation, 35–36                    refrigerant pressure difference,
           Internet of Things, 257                  fluctuation of, 267f
           melted frost, local drainage of      refrigerant volumetric flow rate,
             compressor suction and discharge,      fluctuation of, 266f
                measured pressures of, 279–280,  trial-and-error manual adjustments, 260
                281f                          unequal frost accumulation, 258
             durations of melted frost, 281t  Yao’s distributed mathematical frosting
             energy supply and effective energy   model, 257–258
                consumption, 281–283, 283f  Defrosting duration, 343
             flow chart, 274f               Defrosting efficiency, 225, 343
             frost accumulation, 274, 284f    calculation error, 348
             frosting durations, p0110        definition, 347
             indoor air thermal and electricity,  energy transfer mechanism, 223, 225
                280–281, 282f                 frosting evenness coefficient, 174–175,
             mal-defrosting problems, 273         174f, 189, 190f
             measured temperatures, 278–279, 280f  metal energy storage effect, 349
             outdoor coil airside surface conditions,  technoeconomic performances, 303
                275–276, 276f                 uneven defrosting, on outdoor coil, 67
             preheating stage of, 275–277   Defrosting evenness coefficient (DEC), 132,
             pressure difference between suction and  133t, 351
                discharge, 279–280, 282f    Defrosting evenness status, 343
             refrigerant distribution resistance,  Defrosting performance, 344
                278–279                       air wet-bulb temperatures, 229–230
             system stability and indoor thermal  defrosting efficiency, 225
                comfort, 284–285              energy input, to compressor, 236f
             trial-and-error manual adjustments, 274  energy supplies and consumptions, 225
           termination of, 36–38              experimental cases, 230
             data analysis and validation, 290–300  experimental results, 239t
             enhanced heat transfer efficiency,  experimental setup, 225
                285–286                       heat consumptions, 238f, 240
             experimental cases, 288–290      heat supplies, 237f, 250f
             methodology, 286–287             local drainage of melted frost
             minimized refrigerant pressure loss,  airside surface conditions of outdoor
                285–286                             coil, 245
             surface temperature of outdoor coil,  air temperature differences, 246–249
                285–286                         ASHP unit, 242
           time-based defrosting initiation control  experimental cases, 242–243
               strategy, 258                    heat consumption, 252
             DX A/C system, 260–261             mean measured tube surface
             energy supply and, 271f                temperatures, 247–248f
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