John Carlenas Parraz

Title: John Carlenas Parraz: Cooling-System Inventor

Introduction

John Carlenas Parraz is an inventor based in San Ramon, California. His work includes cooling systems designed to improve airflow management, reliability, and cooling efficiency. He holds 2 patents.

Latest Patents

Parraz’s patents address cooling systems for equipment environments.

- **Cooling System and Method for Distributing Cooled Air.** This invention describes a cooling system with redundant components, including multiple sets of heat exchanger units connected to separate, independently operated fluid pumps. The heat exchanger units are interspersed along a row so that cooled air remains substantially uniform if one pump fails.

- **System and Method for Separating Air Flows in a Cooling System.** This invention uses separation chutes and baffles to keep cooled air descending from a heat exchanger apart from heated air rising from equipment. Separating the airflows reduces turbulence and improves cooling efficiency. The chutes can be made from rigid or flexible materials for different applications.

Career Highlights

Parraz’s listed professional experience includes Ericsson GmbH and AT&T Corp. His patented work focuses on practical approaches to cooling equipment, including system redundancy and the separation of hot and cold airflows.

Collaborations

His listed coworkers include John Francis Wallace, Jr., and David Roberts Winn. Their names are associated with his professional and inventive network.

Conclusion

John Carlenas Parraz’s patents demonstrate a focus on reliable, efficient cooling through redundant system components and improved airflow separation.