What Is Air Conditioning?

Air conditioning, or air conditioner, refers to equipment that uses artificial means to adjust and control the temperature, humidity, flow rate and other parameters of the ambient air in a building or structure.
Air conditioning generally includes several parts such as cold source/heat source equipment, cold and hot medium distribution system, terminal device and other auxiliary equipment. It mainly includes: refrigeration host, water pump, fan and pipeline system. The terminal device is responsible for using the cold and heat transmitted and distributed to specifically process the air state so that the air parameters of the target environment meet certain requirements.
Air conditioning is an indispensable part of people's modern life. Air conditioning provides people with coolness and warmth, but at the same time, it is easy to cause diseases such as "air conditioning disease" if the air conditioning is often turned on, so it needs to be used with caution.
The main forms of air conditioning are: cabinet air conditioning, wall-mounted air conditioning, water air conditioning, window air conditioning (half indoor and half outdoor), central air conditioning, one-to-two air conditioning (one outdoor unit controls two indoor units at the same time) and other forms.