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               MES effects, 241–242, 252          heat supplies, 237f
               temperature variations, 249–251, 249f  local drainage of melted frost, 241–253
             MES calculations, 231                MES calculations, 231
             MES effect, 241t                     and MES effect, 241t
             precalibrated K-type thermocouples,  precalibrated K-type thermocouples,
                 229–230                              229–230
             prototypical three-circuit indoor coil, 227t  prototypical three-circuit indoor coil,
             refrigerant distribution                 227t
               energy analysis, 202–204           tailor-made three-circuit outdoor coil,
               experimental cases, 194–197            227t
               experimental results, 197–202      temperature differences, indoor and
             tailor-made three-circuit outdoor coil, 227t  outdoor coils, 234–235
             temperature differences, indoor and  temperature values, 239–240
                 outdoor coils, 234–235           three-circuit outdoor coil, 225
             temperature values, 239–240          three water-collecting cylinders, 228
             three-circuit outdoor coil, 225      three-working-circuit outdoor coils, 241
             three water-collecting cylinders, 228  total mass of frost accumulation, 228
             three-working-circuit outdoor coils, 241  two-working-circuit, 225, 241
             total mass of frost accumulation, 228  dynamic energy transfer, 223–224
             two-working-circuit, 225, 241      measured tube surface temperature of
           Defrosting termination temperature (DTT),  outdoor coil circuit, 234f
               36–37, 37t                       melted frost, effects of, 223, 253
           Demand-based defrosting, 35          periodic defrosting, 223
           Direct expansion air-conditioning    system performance improvement, 223
               (DX A/C) system, 50              thermal comfort, 254–255
           Dittus-Boelter correlation, 78       vaporize melted frost, 223
           Downward-flowing melted frost, 343  Environmental chamber, 50, 50f, 118,
           Dry-bulb temperature sensors, 119      155–156
                                              Even frosting, 204–205
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           Electric heating defrosting (EHD), 25–26, 27t  F
           Electronic expansion valve (EEV), 214–215  FEC. See Frosting evenness coefficient (FEC)
           Energy performance improvement, 304  Fin surface, coating treatment on, 18–19,
           Energy transfer mechanism, 344         20–21t
             airside surface conditions of    Fin-type adjustment, 18
                 outdoor coil, 232–233        Fraction force (Ff), 123
             ASHP unit, 224                   Frost accumulation, 153–154, 154f
             defrosting duration and defrosting  Frost deposition, 3–4
                 efficiency, 223              Frost formation, on cold flat plate surface,
             defrosting performance               3–4, 3f
               air wet-bulb temperatures, 229–230  Frosting evenness coefficient (FEC), 350
               defrosting efficiency, 225       defrosting performances, 164–175
               energy input, to compressor, 236f  airside surface conditions of
               energy supplies and consumptions, 225  outdoor coil, 166–167, 166f
               experimental cases, 230            defrosting durations, 171–172, 174t,
               experimental results, 239t             174f
               experimental setup, 225            defrosting efficiency, 174–175, 174f
               heat consumptions, 238f, 240       differential analysis, 174t
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