T/CAS 702-2023 The method for testing the allocation deviation of heat and cold consumption for individual household use in multi-unit central air conditioning system with heat metering system
T/CAS 702-2023 The method for testing the allocation deviation of heat and cold consumption for individual household use in multi-unit central air conditioning system with heat metering system
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Scope: This document describes the experimental testing methods and data processing methods for the household metering system of multi-unit central air conditioners. This document is applicable to household metering products of water-cooled multi-unit air conditioners (heat pumps) and air-cooled multi-unit air conditioners (heat pumps). This document is applicable to the testing of the household metering system of multi-unit central air conditioners, but not to heat recovery type multi-unit air conditioners (heat pumps). The household metering testing methods described in this document are not applicable to the allocation of standby power of outdoor units when indoor units are not in operation, public power, and other redundant power. This document is not applicable to household metering products using time allocation methods or area allocation methods. Main technical content: This document describes the experimental testing methods and data processing methods for the household metering system of multi-unit central air conditioners. This document is applicable to household metering products of water-cooled multi-unit air conditioners (heat pumps) and air-cooled multi-unit air conditioners (heat pumps). This document is applicable to the testing of the household metering system of multi-unit central air conditioners, but not to heat recovery type multi-unit air conditioners (heat pumps). The household metering testing methods described in this document are not applicable to the allocation of standby power of outdoor units when indoor units are not in operation, public power, and other redundant power. This document is not applicable to household metering products using time allocation methods or area allocation methods.