This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Active years: 2026.
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Years Active: 2026
Title: Kenneth Ray Green and His HVAC Refrigerant Leak Isolation Invention.
Introduction
Kenneth Ray Green is an inventor associated with Cross Roads, Texas. His work includes a patented system and method designed to help identify refrigerant leaks in heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems.
Latest Patents
Green is credited with 1 patent: “Segmented Refrigerant Leak Isolation System and Method.” The invention uses modified refrigerant line flare fittings incorporating Schrader valves to isolate an HVAC component under test from the rest of the system. The component can then be pressurized individually to help detect a leak.
The system is intended for testing components such as evaporator coils, condenser coils, and refrigerant lines. It also describes retrofitting existing HVAC components with male and female flare fittings or refrigerant shutoff valves when the system lacks suitable refrigerant line fittings.
Career Highlights
Green’s patent focuses on a practical diagnostic challenge: locating a leak in a specific HVAC component without testing the entire system as one unit. Its segmented approach is designed to support more targeted isolation and testing.
Collaborations
Green’s listed coworkers include Kevin Mark Klughart and Mitchell Wade Butler.
Conclusion
Kenneth Ray Green’s patented system presents a component-by-component approach to isolating and detecting refrigerant leaks in HVAC equipment.
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