Gregg W Burnett

Title: Gregg W. Burnett and an Innovation in HVAC Air Filtration.

Introduction

Gregg W. Burnett is an inventor based in Royse City, Texas. His work includes an HVAC air-filtration invention developed to address the airflow challenges that can arise when using very high-efficiency filters. Burnett is associated with RectorSeal, LLC.

Latest Patents

Burnett is named on 1 patent: “Inline Air Filter Apparatuses, Systems and Methods.” The invention describes a system that helps compensate for static pressure created by a very high-efficiency air filter in a heating, ventilation, and air-conditioning system.

The disclosed approach places the filter and a variable-speed air impeller in the return path to the system’s air-handling unit. The impeller’s speed can be calibrated to overcome the pressure created by the filter. Air-pressure sensors may provide measurements to a digital control unit, which can calculate the static pressure and adjust the impeller accordingly.

Career Highlights

Burnett’s patent focuses on coordinating high-efficiency filtration with controlled airflow. By using pressure measurements and an adjustable impeller, the system is designed to help an HVAC unit maintain airflow despite the resistance introduced by a high-efficiency filter.

Collaborations

Burnett is associated with RectorSeal, LLC. Joshua Pulis and Fadi Hurtubise are identified as coworkers.

Conclusion

Gregg W. Burnett’s patented HVAC system combines high-efficiency filtration, pressure sensing, and variable-speed airflow control to address static pressure in air-handling systems.