航空 发表于 2011-3-16 07:54:57

320系列机组课程空调系统描述

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AIR CONDITIONING MENU System Presentation 1/40<BR>AIR CONDITIONING MENU<BR>System Presentation 2/40<BR>Like the majority of the systems on the A320 the Air<BR>Conditioning system is fully automatic, and is designed to<BR>provide a comfortable atmosphere in which to work and<BR>travel.<BR>We will begin our study of the system by first looking at<BR>the air conditioning packs.<BR>AIR CONDITIONING System Presentation 3/40<BR>The A320 is equipped with two Air Conditioning Packs<BR>located in the wing root area forward of the Landing Gear<BR>Bay.<BR>Let’s look at how a pack works.<BR>MENU<BR>AIR CONDITIONING System Presentation 4/40<BR>HOT BLEED AIR<BR>Pack Flow<BR>Control Valve<BR>Pack Flow<BR>Control Valve<BR>Hot bleed air enters the pack via a Pack Flow Control<BR>Valve. The purpose of this valve is to adjust the flow rate<BR>through the pack.<BR>MENU<BR>AIR CONDITIONING System Presentation 5/40<BR>CCooool lCCoonndditiitoionneeddAAirir<BR>The air then passes through several stages within the<BR>pack that progressively cool the air to provide a<BR>Conditioned Air output. In fact sub zero temperatures<BR>can be achieved.<BR>HOT BLEED AIR<BR>MENU<BR>AIR CONDITIONING System Presentation 6/40<BR>CCooool lCCoonndditiitoionneeddAAirir<BR>Two of the stages are heat exchangers that use a flow of<BR>ambient air over them to cool the hot bleed air. This flow<BR>of air enters via a pack inlet scoop and exits via an outlet<BR>duct.<BR>HOT BLEED AIR<BR>PPaacckkInInlelettSSccoooopp OOuutltelettDDuucctt<BR>MENU<BR>AIR CONDITIONING System Presentation 7/40<BR>By Pass<BR>Valve<BR>By Pass<BR>Valve<BR>HOT BLEED AIR<BR>So that the output temperature of the pack can be<BR>adjusted a by-pass valve is fitted.<BR>This valve allows warmer air to be mixed with the cold<BR>air.<BR>MENU<BR>AIR CONDITIONING System Presentation 8/40<BR>By Pass<BR>Valve<BR>By Pass<BR>Valve<BR>PPaacckkFFlolowwCCoonntrtorol lVVaalvlvee<BR>The Pack Flow Control Valve, and the By-pass<BR>valve, are regulated by a Pack Controller to vary<BR>the flow rate and temperature output.<BR>Pack<BR>Controller<BR>MENU<BR>AIR CONDITIONING System Presentation 9/40<BR>The Pack Controller also controls the inlet scoop<BR>and outlet duct to vary the amount of air passing<BR>over the heat exchangers.<BR>Note: To avoid ingestion of foreign matter the inlet<BR>scoop and outlet duct close temporarily during take off<BR>and landing.<BR>PPaacckkInInlelettSSccoooopp OOuutltelettDDuucctt<BR>Pack<BR>Controller<BR>MENU<BR>AIR CONDITIONING System Presentation 10/40<BR>To make things simpler let’s define the area within the<BR>yellow box as a pack.<BR>AAirirCCoonndditiitoionnininggPPaacckk<BR>MENU<BR>AIR CONDITIONING System Presentation 11/40<BR>Pack 1 Pack 2<BR>AAirirCCoonndditiitoionnininggPPaacckkss<BR>CCooool lCCoonndditiitoionneeddAAirir<BR>The two Air Conditioning Packs operate automatically<BR>and independently to provide cool conditioned air.<BR>HOT BLEED AIR<BR>MENU<BR>AIR CONDITIONING System Presentation 12/40<BR>MMixixininggUUnnitit<BR>Pack 1 Pack 2<BR>The Conditioned Air from the packs is then fed to a<BR>Mixing Unit.<BR>MENU<BR>AIR CONDITIONING System Presentation 13/40<BR>Ram Air<BR>MIXING UNIT<BR>Pack 1 Pack 2<BR>Ram Air<BR>Valve<BR>Ram Air<BR>Valve<BR>In case of failure of both packs Ram Air is provided via a<BR>Ram Air Valve. We will look at the use of RAM AIR in the<BR>Abnormal operation module.<BR>MENU<BR>AIR CONDITIONING System Presentation 14/40<BR>o<BR>5 C o<BR>PACK OUTLET 15 C<BR>TEMP<BR>PACK OUTLET<BR>TEMP<BR>BYPASS VALVE<BR>POSITION<BR>BYPASS VALVE<BR>POSITION<BR>o<BR>120 C o<BR>115 C COMPRESSOR<BR>OUTLET TEMP<BR>COMPRESSOR<BR>OUTLET TEMP<BR>PACK FLOW PACK FLOW<BR>Ram Air<BR>MIXING UNIT<BR>Pack 1 Pack 2<BR>• Pack flow<BR>• Compressor Outlet Temperature<BR>• Bypass Valve Position<BR>• Pack Outlet temperature<BR>Various pack parameters are monitored by ECAM.<BR>They are;<BR>MENU<BR>AIR CONDITIONING MENU System Presentation 15/40<BR>o<BR>5 C o<BR>PACK OUTLET 15 C<BR>TEMP<BR>PACK OUTLET<BR>TEMP<BR>BYPASS VALVE<BR>POSITION<BR>BYPASS VALVE<BR>POSITION<BR>o<BR>120 C o<BR>115 C COMPRESSOR<BR>OUTLET TEMP<BR>COMPRESSOR<BR>OUTLET TEMP<BR>PACK FLOW PACK FLOW<BR>Ram Air<BR>MIXING UNIT<BR>Pack 1 Pack 2<BR>AIR CONDITIONING System Presentation 16/40<BR>[][][][][][] [][]<BR>These parameters, along with the valve positions, are<BR>displayed on the upper part of the ECAM BLEED page.<BR>MENU<BR>AIR CONDITIONING System Presentation 17/40<BR>ECAM BLEED Page<BR>Having discussed the Air Conditioning Packs we will<BR>now look at how temperature and flow regulation is<BR>achieved throughout the aircraft.<BR>MENU<BR>AIR CONDITIONING System Presentation 18/40<BR>TThhrereeeTTeemmppeeraratuturereZZoonneess<BR>Mixing Unit<BR>The three outputs from the mixing unit feed three<BR>separate aircraft Zones, Cockpit, Forward Cabin, and Aft<BR>Cabin.<BR>Let’s look at how the temperature of the zones is<BR>managed.<BR>Pack<BR>1<BR>Pack<BR>2<BR>MENU<BR>AIR CONDITIONING System Presentation 19/40<BR>Mixing Unit<BR>A Zone Control Computer monitors the temperatures of<BR>the three zones and sends signals to the Pack<BR>Controllers to set the air temperature delivered by the<BR>packs.<BR>Pack<BR>1<BR>Pack<BR>2<BR>Pack<BR>Controller<BR>Pack<BR>Controller<BR>Zone Control<BR>Computer<BR>MENU<BR>AIR CONDITIONING System Presentation 20/40<BR>Mixing Unit<BR>Normally cold air is delivered by the packs and is then<BR>sent to the three zones.<BR>Pack<BR>1<BR>Pack<BR>2<BR>CCooldldAAirir<BR>MENU<BR>AIR CONDITIONING System Presentation 21/40<BR>Hot<BR>Bleed Air<BR>HOT<BR>AIR<BR>TTrirmimAAirirVVaalvlveess<BR>Mixing Unit<BR>Since the different areas of the aircraft may require<BR>different amounts of cooling, or heating, hot bleed air can<BR>be added via Trim Air Valves to achieve the demanded<BR>temperature for a zone.<BR>Pack<BR>1<BR>Pack<BR>2<BR>MENU<BR>AIR CONDITIONING MENU System Presentation 22/40<BR>Hot<BR>Bleed Air<BR>HOT<BR>AIR<BR>Mixing Unit<BR>Pack<BR>1<BR>Pack<BR>2<BR>AIR CONDITIONING MENU System Presentation 23/40<BR>Hot<BR>Bleed Air<BR>HOT<BR>AIR<BR>Mixing Unit<BR>Pack<BR>1<BR>Pack<BR>2<BR>AIR CONDITIONING System Presentation 24/40<BR>In the example shown:<BR>• no hot air is being added to<BR>the Cockpit zone .<BR>• some hot air is being<BR>added to the Forward Cabin<BR>zone,<BR>• a lot of hot air is being<BR>added to the Aft Cabin zone.<BR>Hot<BR>Bleed Air<BR>HOT<BR>AIR<BR>Mixing Unit<BR>Pack<BR>1<BR>Pack<BR>2<BR>MENU<BR>AIR CONDITIONING System Presentation 25/40<BR>Hot Air<BR>Valve<BR>Hot Air<BR>Valve<BR>The Trim Air Valves are supplied via a Hot Air Valve. The<BR>purpose of this valve is to regulate the pressure of the<BR>hot air supplied to the trim system and to act as a shut<BR>off.<BR>Hot<BR>Bleed Air<BR>HOT<BR>AIR<BR>Mixing Unit<BR>Pack<BR>1<BR>Pack<BR>2<BR>MENU<BR>AIR CONDITIONING System Presentation 26/40<BR>The Hot Bleed Air is supplied to the Hot Air Valve from<BR>just downstream of the Pack Flow Valves. This means<BR>that if the Pack Flow Valves are closed there is no air<BR>supplied to the Trim system. The Hot Air Valve and the<BR>Trim Air Valves will automatically close.<BR>HOT<BR>AIR<BR>Mixing Unit<BR>Pack<BR>1<BR>Pack<BR>2<BR>MENU<BR>AIR CONDITIONING System Presentation 27/40<BR>HOT<BR>AIR<BR>Mixing Unit<BR>Pack<BR>1<BR>Pack<BR>2<BR>Zone Control<BR>Computer<BR>The Trim Air Valves and the Hot Air Valve are controlled<BR>by the Zone Control Computer.<BR>MENU<BR>AIR CONDITIONING System Presentation 28/40<BR>Zone Duct<BR>Temperature<BR>Zone Duct<BR>Temperature<BR>HOT<BR>AIR<BR>Mixing Unit<BR>Pack<BR>1<BR>Pack<BR>2<BR>22 0 25 0 29 0<BR>Zone Duct Temperature, which is the temperature of the<BR>air entering a zone,<BR>MENU<BR>AIR CONDITIONING System Presentation 29/40<BR>Zone<BR>Temperature<BR>Zone<BR>Temperature<BR>and the actual zone temperature are monitored by the<BR>Zone Control Computer and presented on ECAM.<BR>18 0 220 250<BR>HOT<BR>AIR<BR>22 0 25 0 29 0<BR>MENU<BR>AIR CONDITIONING System Presentation 30/40<BR>ECAM Air Conditioning Page<BR>The ECAM COND Page contains zone temperature and<BR>trim air system indications.<BR>MENU<BR>AIR CONDITIONING System Presentation 31/40<BR>ECAM CRUISE Page<BR>The ECAM CRUISE Page also contains zone temperature<BR>indications.<BR>[][][][][][] [][]<BR>MENU<BR>AIR CONDITIONING System Presentation 32/40<BR>On the overhead panel there is an AIR COND Panel which<BR>allows pilot control of the air conditioning system.<BR>Let’s look at the controls on this panel in a little more<BR>detail.<BR>MENU<BR>AIR CONDITIONING System Presentation 33/40<BR>The PACK FLOW Switches control their associated pack<BR>flow control valves.<BR>OFF<BR>[][][][][][] [][]<BR>MENU<BR>AIR CONDITIONING System Presentation 34/40<BR>[][][][][][] [][] []<BR>OFF<BR>In the example shown Pack 1 is selected off and is<BR>indicating closed, while Pack 2 is selected on and is<BR>indicating open.<BR>MENU<BR>AIR CONDITIONING System Presentation 35/40<BR>The PACK FLOW Selector permits selection of desired<BR>pack flow.<BR>We will look at the use of this selector in more detail<BR>during the Normal Operation module.<BR>MENU<BR>AIR CONDITIONING System Presentation 36/40<BR>[][][][][][] [][] []<BR>The guarded RAM AIR Switch controls the RAM AIR valve.<BR>In the example shown the RAM AIR valve is indicating<BR>closed.<BR>Use of the RAM AIR switch is restricted to abnormal<BR>conditions that will be discussed later.<BR>MENU<BR>AIR CONDITIONING System Presentation 37/40<BR>The HOT AIR Switch is associated with the Hot Air Valve.<BR>There is a Hot Air valve indication on the ECAM COND<BR>Page.<BR>In the example shown the valve is indicating open.<BR>Now let’s look at temperature control.<BR>HHoottAAirirVVaalvlvee<BR>MENU<BR>AIR CONDITIONING System Presentation 38/40<BR>ZZoonneeTTeemmppeerraattuurreeSSeeleleccttoorrss<BR>The Zone Temperature Selectors are used to adjust the<BR>required temperature for an associated zone.<BR>MENU<BR>AIR CONDITIONING System Presentation 39/40<BR>HOT<BR>AIR<BR>Mixing Unit<BR>Pack<BR>1<BR>Pack<BR>2<BR>Cabin<BR>Fan<BR>Cabin<BR>Fan<BR>Cabin<BR>Fan<BR>Cabin<BR>Fan<BR>Two cabin fans are fitted to reduce the bleed air<BR>requirement, and therefore save fuel. These fans<BR>establish a recirculation flow of air from the three aircraft<BR>zones to the mixing unit. In Normal operation there are<BR>no ECAM indications associated with the cabin fans.<BR>MENU<BR>AIR CONDITIONING System Presentation 40/40<BR>On the Overhead Panel there is a CAB FANS sw on the<BR>VENTILATION Panel to control the Cabin Fans. The CAB<BR>FANS sw can be used to switch the fans off in response to<BR>ECAM procedure.<BR>MENU NEXT<BR>MMoodduullee ccoommpplleetteedd<BR>AIR CONDITIONING MENU System Presentation 41/40<BR>LLIISSTTOOFFSSUUBBJJEECCTTSS<BR>EXIT<BR>AUDIO GLOSSARY FCOM<BR>RETURN<BR>AAIIRRCCOONNDDIITTIIOONNIINNGGPPAACCKKSS<BR>RRAAMMAAIIRRVVAALLVVEE<BR>EECCAAMMPPAACCKKIINNDDIICCAATTIIOONNSS<BR>TTEEMMPPEERRAATTUURREERREEGGUULLAATTIIOONN<BR>EECCAAMMCCOONNDDIITTIIOONNIINNGGPPAAGGEE<BR>CCAABBIINNFFAANNSS

bocome 发表于 2011-7-31 10:13:22

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tissle 发表于 2014-4-17 10:25:11

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diguo 发表于 2017-3-13 12:12:38

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