Abstract: A phase-change energy storage air duct of an automobile air conditioning system. A phase-change energy storage unit (2) is configured inside an air duct (1) of an air conditioning system. By means of phase-change heat absorption or release, residual heat in the air is absorbed, and the heat is released to air with a lower temperature, so that energy is recycled to achieve energy saving. The temperature of air entering a room or a carriage is kept stable, and thus the user experience is improved. When the air conditioning system fails, the phase-change energy storage unit (2) can still utilize stored cooling capacity or heat to cool down or heat up air in the air duct, so that a supply of air can be kept stable for a period of time, and thus the user experience is improved. The present application also relates to an automobile air conditioning system.

Abstract: A device for testing a flow field state within a high-speed train bogie cabin; the periphery of a bogie consists of apron plates and end plates; the test device comprises: a plurality of test points evenly distributed on the inner walls of the apron plates and end plates, a plurality of image pickup devices installed in the bogie cabin, a smoke generator communicating with an inner cavity of the bogie via pipes, and one or more smoke exits provided on top of the bogie; each test point is connected to a test tape, and the distance between the test points is more than twice the test tape length. The test device monitors and records in real time the air flow direction at the end plates and apron plates by means of viewing of a fluorescent test tape. Also provided is a method of testing a flow field state within a high-speed train bogie cabin.

Abstract: A phase-change energy storage air duct of an automobile air conditioning system. A phase-change energy storage unit (2) is configured inside an air duct (1) of an air conditioning system. By means of phase-change heat absorption or release, residual heat in the air is absorbed, and the heat is released to air with a lower temperature, so that energy is recycled to achieve energy saving. The temperature of air entering a room or a carriage is kept stable, and thus the user experience is improved. When the air conditioning system fails, the phase-change energy storage unit (2) can still utilize stored cooling capacity or heat to cool down or heat up air in the air duct, so that a supply of air can be kept stable for a period of time, and thus the user experience is improved. The present application also relates to an automobile air conditioning system.

Abstract: A device for testing a flow field state within a high-speed train bogie cabin; the periphery of a bogie consists of apron plates and end plates; the test device comprises: a plurality of test points evenly distributed on the inner walls of the apron plates and end plates, a plurality of image pickup devices installed in the bogie cabin, a smoke generator communicating with an inner cavity of the bogie via pipes, and one or more smoke exits provided on top of the bogie; each test point is connected to a test tape, and the distance between the test points is more than twice the test tape length. The test device monitors and records in real time the air flow direction at the end plates and apron plates by means of viewing of a fluorescent test tape. Also provided is a method of testing a flow field state within a high-speed train bogie cabin.