Hyundal Kim

Title: Hyundal Kim: Air-Conditioning Inventions

Introduction

Hyundal Kim is an inventor based in Suwon, South Korea, and works at Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. The supplied information lists 2 patents for him, both concerning air-conditioning systems.

Latest Patents

Kim’s listed inventions address airflow control and refrigerant management in air conditioners.

One invention describes an air conditioner with a housing and discharge port, a fan, and a motor-driven main blade. The main blade’s blocking plate and guide blade form a blowing flow path as the blade rotates. An interlocking sub-blade moves along the main blade’s circumference and works with the blocking plate to cover the discharge port at selected rotation angles.

The other invention describes an air-conditioning system with an outdoor unit and two indoor heat exchangers that can receive refrigerant independently. A fan is positioned between the heat exchangers, while refrigerant pipes, expansion valves, and opening-and-closing valves regulate flow among the system’s components.

Career Highlights

The available information identifies Kim’s work at Samsung Electronics and connects his listed patent activity to air-conditioning technology. The inventions focus on controlling discharged airflow and managing refrigerant distribution.

Collaborations

Dongsu Ha and Jinwoo Hong are identified as Kim’s coworkers. The supplied information does not specify their roles in the listed inventions.

Conclusion

Hyundal Kim’s listed patents reflect work on air-conditioning systems, with designs aimed at directing airflow and controlling refrigerant flow.