Abstract: A ventilator according to the present disclosure includes a first air flow path that draws in indoor air and blows out air into an indoor space, a second air flow path that draws in indoor air and blows out air to an outdoor space, first blower means placed in the first air flow path, second blower means placed in the second air flow path, a desiccant rotor which is placed across the first air flow path and the second air flow path and in which a portion located in the first air flow path and a portion located in the second air flow path are switched over time by rotation, and a first heat exchanger located upstream of the desiccant rotor in the first air flow path.

Abstract: An outdoor air processing apparatus includes a heat exchanger that functions as a heater and as a cooler and that exchanges heat with outdoor air, a desiccant through which the outdoor air passes after the heat has been exchanged by the heat exchanger, and a damper device that selectively sends the outdoor air that has passed the desiccant into one of a first flow path and a second flow path, based on whether the heat exchanger is functioning as the heater or as the cooler.

Abstract: A first power consumption estimation unit estimates as a first power consumption, a power consumption generated in a first operation mode in which operation of an air conditioner is suspended at a timing when a room equipped with the air conditioner turns not to be used and the operation of the air conditioner is resumed so that a temperature of the room reaches a preset temperature at a timing when the room turns to be used. A second power consumption estimation unit estimates as a second power consumption, a power consumption generated in a second operation mode in which the operation of the air conditioner is continued even while the room is not being used. A determination unit compares the first power consumption with the second to determine whether to suspend or continue the operation of the air conditioner at the timing when the room turns not to be used.

Abstract: A refrigeration cycle apparatus provided with: a compressor; a first heat exchanger; a second heat exchanger; a third heat exchanger; a first heat medium passage connecting a heat medium outlet of the third heat exchanger to a heat medium inlet of the second heat exchanger; a first bypass valve; a second heat medium passage to allow the heat medium flowing out of the second heat exchanger to flow into a second load device; a second bypass valve; a return passage; a flow path switching valve to switch between a first mode in which the heat medium flows into the first heat medium passage from the return passage without passing through the third heat exchanger and a second mode in which the heat medium flows into the third heat exchanger from the return passage.

Abstract: A heating control device includes an estimating unit to estimate a latent heat load of air present in a ventilation target space as a ventilation target and a heating control unit to control, in accordance with the latent heat load estimated by the estimating unit, a temperature of heating outside air by a heat exchanger to heat outside air supplied to the ventilation target space, via control of a condensation temperature of a refrigerant in the heat exchanger. The estimating unit estimates the latent heat load from ?X, which is a value obtained by subtracting, from a target absolute humidity (X0) set by a temperature/humidity setting device to set a target humidity of an interior as the ventilation target space, an absolute humidity (Xi) of the interior detected by an indoor humidity sensor.

Abstract: An air conditioning system includes: a heat source unit; an indoor unit; a water circuit configured by connecting a supply pipe and a return pipe; a flow rate adjusting valve provided in the water circuit; a supply air temperature control unit configured to adjust a flow rate of the flow rate adjusting valve; a pump provided in the water circuit; a pump controller configured to control a rotation speed of the pump; a return water temperature sensor; a supply water temperature sensor; a supply water temperature control unit; and a target supply water temperature updating unit configured to change a target supply water temperature to which a supply water temperature detected by the supply water temperature sensor is to reach based on a temperature difference between a return water temperature detected by the return water temperature sensor and the supply water temperature.

Abstract: An air treatment apparatus includes: a total heat exchanger; a heat supply device having a heater and a cooler; an upper damper; and a complex dehumidification device having a first stationary desiccant and a second stationary desiccant. The upper damper allows return air (RA) to flow into one of the first stationary desiccant and the second stationary desiccant, and allows outdoor air (OA) to flow into the other one of the first stationary desiccant and the second stationary desiccant. The upper damper switches between a return air path and an outdoor air path so that the return air (RA) and the outdoor air (OA) pass through different ones of the first stationary desiccant and the second stationary desiccant.

Abstract: An air-conditioning apparatus includes an air-to-air heat exchanger that transfers at least sensible heat between outdoor air and indoor air, an air-to-refrigerant heat exchanger provided in an air supply passage to transfer heat between the outdoor air and refrigerant, and a humidifier provided in part of the air supply passage that is located downstream of the air-to-refrigerant heat exchange. The humidifier humidifies the outdoor air. A communication passage causes part of the air exhaust passage that is located upstream of the air-to-air heat exchanger and part of the air supply passage that is located downstream of the air-to-air heat exchanger to communicate with each other. An opening/closing damper opens and closes the communication passage. A controller controls a refrigerant temperature in the air-to-refrigerant heat exchanger based on an indoor temperature, and controls operation of the opening/closing damper based on an indoor humidity.

Abstract: When a humidity condition, including a humidity detected by a temperature and humidity sensor and a humidification load sensing unit falling below a threshold value, is met, an outside air conditioner supplies the heated and humidified air into the room. When the humidity condition is met during the indoor heating operation, the indoor heating operation is stopped or weakened. When the humidity condition is met, only the outside air conditioner is subjected to a heating and humidifying operation. Since the indoor air is not heated by the inside air conditioner more than necessary, when a heating load is low and a humidification load is present, a “conflicting state” can be prevented in which the inside air conditioner is subjected to a cooling and dehumidifying operation and the outside air conditioner is subjected to the heating and humidifying operation.

Abstract: A control unit determines, on the basis of a temperature and humidity detected by sensors, whether outdoor air cooling that takes outdoor air into a room is effective. Upon determination that the outdoor air cooling is effective, the control unit opens a damper and causes stoppage of an air supply fan disposed in an air supply path. Due to such operation, indoor air passing through an air discharge path bypasses a total heat exchanger by passing through a bypass air path, and thereby is discharged to the outdoors as exhaust air. However, due to stoppage of the air supply fan, although the outdoor air does not flow through the air supply path, the outdoor air flows into a building from an opening of the building.

Abstract: An air-conditioning apparatus includes a refrigerant circuit and a fluid circuit. The fluid circuit includes a first branch circuit that connects a branching portion at which a downstream portion of a second heat exchanger branches and a connecting portion farther downstream in a direction of fluid flow than the branching portion, and a second branch circuit that connects a branching portion at which a portion farther downstream than the connecting portion of the first branch circuit branches and a connecting portion farther downstream in the direction of fluid flow than the branching portion of the second branch circuit. The first branch circuit is provided with a third heat exchanger that exchanges heat between fluid flowing through the fluid circuit and outdoor air, and the second branch circuit is provided with a heat storage tank that stores fluid having exchanged heat with outdoor air in the third heat exchanger.

Abstract: In an air conditioning system, a cooling tower cools cooling water. A chiller generates cold water using the cooling water cooled by the cooling tower. A cooling water circulation passage circulates cooling water between the cooling tower and chiller. A first heat exchanger exchanges heat between air and the cold water generated by the chiller. A cold water circulation passage circulates the cold water between the chiller and first heat exchanger. A second heat exchanger exchanges heat between a portion of the cooling water cooled by the cooling tower and air heat-exchanged with the cold water. A cooling water branch passage, branching from the cooling water circulation passage, introduces to the second heat exchanger the portion of the cooling water introduced to the chiller from the cooling tower, and introduces to the cooling water circulation passage the portion of the cooling water heat-exchanged with air by the second heat exchanger.

Abstract: A ventilator includes an exhaust air duct for exhausting air from an interior space to an outside and a supply air duct for supplying air from the outside to the interior space, and is equipped with a heat exchanger and a defroster. The heat exchanger performs heat exchange between air passing through the exhaust air duct and air passing through the supply air duct. The defroster defrosts, when frost attaches to the heat exchanger, the heat exchanger by, after air flows into the exhaust air duct or the supply air duct, changing a state of the air.

Abstract: A control unit determines, on the basis of a temperature and humidity detected by sensors, whether outdoor air cooling that takes outdoor air into a room is effective. Upon determination that the outdoor air cooling is effective, the control unit opens a damper and causes stoppage of an air supply fan disposed in an air supply path. Due to such operation, indoor air passing through an air discharge path bypasses a total heat exchanger by passing through a bypass air path, and thereby is discharged to the outdoors as exhaust air. However, due to stoppage of the air supply fan, although the outdoor air does not flow through the air supply path, the outdoor air flows into a building from an opening of the building.

Abstract: An air-conditioning apparatus includes an air-to-air heat exchanger that transfers at least sensible heat between outdoor air and indoor air, an air-to-refrigerant heat exchanger provided in an air supply passage to transfer heat between the outdoor air and refrigerant, a humidifying device provided in part of the air supply passage that is located downstream of the air-to-refrigerant heat exchange, the humidifying device being provided to humidify the outdoor air, a communication passage that causes part of the air exhaust passage that is located upstream of the air-to-air heat exchanger and part of the air supply passage that is located downstream of the air-to-air heat exchanger to communicate with each other, an opening/closing device provided to open and close the communication passage, and a control unit provided to control a refrigerant temperature in the air-to-refrigerant heat exchanger based on an indoor temperature, and to control operation of the opening/closing device based on an indoor humidity.

Abstract: In an air conditioning system, a thermal source device generates cold water from cooling water cooled by a cooling tower. A cooling water circulation passage allows circulation of the cooling water between the cooling tower and the thermal source device. A first heat exchanger exchanges heat between air and the cold water. A cold water circulation passage allows circulation of the cold water between the thermal source device and the first heat exchanger. A second heat exchanger exchanges heat between the cooling water cooled by the cooling tower and the air heat-exchanged with the cold water by the first heat exchanger. A cooling water branch passage, introduces to the second heat exchanger the cooling water introduced to the thermal source device from the cooling tower, and introduces to the cooling water circulation passage the cooling water heat-exchanged with the air by the second heat exchanger.

Abstract: An air conditioning system includes a compressor to compress refrigerant; a first heat exchanger to condense the compressed refrigerant into a supercooled liquid state; a first decompressor to decompress the condensed refrigerant; a second heat exchanger to cause the decompressed refrigerant to absorb heat; a second decompressor to decompress the heated refrigerant; a third heat exchanger to evaporate the decompressed refrigerant; and a blower fan to take in air from outside a room and blow the air to the first heat exchanger. The second heat exchanger is disposed downstream of the first heat exchanger in a blowing direction of the blower fan. A humidifier is disposed between the first heat exchanger and the second heat exchanger in the blowing direction. The air blown from the blower fan is heated by the first heat exchanger, humidified by the humidifier, cooled by the second heat exchanger, and supplied into the room.

Abstract: An outside-air processing device includes a main body having a return-air introducing port for introducing return air from a room and a supply-air outlet port for blowing out supply air into the room, a total heat exchanger arranged in the main body and configured to exchange heat between outdoor air and the return air, and to blow out the heat-exchanged outdoor air from the supply-air outlet port as the supply air, and an opening-closing unit configured to open and close a bypass path formed in the main body to bypass between the return-air introducing port and the supply-air outlet port.