What does VRV stand for?

Variable Refrigerant Volume

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The multisplit variable refrigerant volume (VRV) system is finding its way into residential and commercial buildings because of its precise capacity control and individualized thermal comfort capabilities.

Simulation evaluation of the ventilation effect on the performance of ...

The unit is expected to start production by 2009 and it would have a capacity to produce 20,000 variable refrigerant volume units and 1,800 chiller units per annum, Daikin India Managing Director Toshiki Hayashi told reporters at the ground breaking ceremony here.

India: Daikin to invest Rs 160 cr (USD37.3MLN) in Rajasthan

A multi-split air-conditioning system, featuring variable refrigerant volume (VRV) technology--the so-called multi-split VRV system--with one outdoor and several indoor units, is finding its way into residential and commercial buildings since it provides precise capacity control with an inverter-driven compressor and individual electronic expansion valves (EEVs) for each indoor unit.

Experimental evaluation of the ventilation effect on the performance ...