David F Kwasigroch

Title: David F. Kwasigroch: Air-Conditioning System Inventor

Introduction

David F. Kwasigroch is an inventor associated with Syracuse, New York, and Carrier Corporation. His patent work addresses practical design challenges in air-conditioning equipment. He holds 2 patents.

Latest Patents

Kwasigroch’s listed patents include “Split Housing for Outdoor Heat Exchanger” and “Motor Baffle.” Both describe features for air-conditioning units with indoor and outdoor sections separated by a dividing wall.

“Split Housing for Outdoor Heat Exchanger” describes an outdoor-section housing with a stationary lower wall and a removable upper wall. Removing the upper section provides access to the outdoor heat exchanger. The design also uses an opening in the lower wall and interior vanes to help the fan draw condensate into the unit and distribute it over the heat exchanger surfaces.

“Motor Baffle” concerns protecting an outdoor-section fan motor from the elements. A baffle extends over the motor’s rear section, while the motor support housing and baffle work together to shield it from ice and snow buildup.

Career Highlights

The patent descriptions reflect Kwasigroch’s focus on equipment accessibility, condensate distribution, and protection of air-conditioning components. His work is associated with Carrier Corporation.

Collaborations

Kwasigroch’s listed coworkers include Stephen L. Moretti and Peter R. Bushnell. The available information identifies them as coworkers but does not specify their roles in the patents.

Conclusion

David F. Kwasigroch’s two listed patents address service access and weather protection in air-conditioning systems, illustrating practical engineering contributions associated with Carrier Corporation.