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Indianapolis, IN, United States of America

Kevin D Thompson

USPTO Granted Patents = 33 

 

Average Co-Inventor Count = 1.7

ph-index = 20

Forward Citations = 1,208(Granted Patents)


Company Filing History:

goldMedal33 out of 3,962 
 
Carrier Corporation
 patents

Years Active: 1987-2022

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33 patents (USPTO):Explore Patents
1. 11378300 - Energy recovery ventilator with reduced power consumption (2022-07-05),
2. 10254008 - Thermos at algorithm for fully modulating furnaces (2019-04-09),
3. 10222085 - Energy recovery ventilator with reduced power consumption (2019-03-05),
4. 10094591 - Furnace control system and method (2018-10-09),
5. 9200847 - Method and system for variable speed blower control (2015-12-01),
6. 8925541 - Method and system for controlling an inducer in a modulating furnace (2015-01-06),
7. 8146584 - Pressure switch assembly for a furnace (2012-04-03),
8. 6572363 - System and method for detecting flame rollout in a furnace (2003-06-03),
9. 6506024 - Inducer wheel and method of forming the same (2003-01-14),
10. 6370894 - Method and apparatus for using single-stage thermostat to control two-stage cooling system (2002-04-16),
11. 6321744 - Modulating furnace having a low stage with an improved fuel utilization efficiency (2001-11-27),
12. 6283115 - Modulating furnace having improved low stage characteristics (2001-09-04),
13. 6161535 - Method and apparatus for preventing cold spot corrosion in induced-draft (2000-12-19),
14. 6155341 - Continuous fan adjustment method (2000-12-05),
15. 5993195 - Combustion air regulating apparatus for use with induced draft furnaces (1999-11-30),

Title: Kevin D. Thompson: Innovator in Energy Recovery and Furnace Technology

Introduction: Kevin D. Thompson is a prominent inventor based in Indianapolis, IN, with an impressive portfolio of 33 patents. His innovative contributions to the fields of energy recovery and furnace technology have positioned him as a key player in advancing HVAC systems.

Latest Patents: Two of Thompson's latest patents exemplify his innovative mindset. The first is an "Energy Recovery Ventilator with Reduced Power Consumption," which describes an air conditioning unit featuring a heat exchanger, a blower that draws outside air, and a controller designed to optimize energy use during ventilation modes. The second patent is a "Thermostat Algorithm for Fully Modulating Furnaces," detailing a method and system for operating modulating furnaces efficiently from a single-stage thermostat. This control system encompasses a processor, gas valve, and variable-speed motor, allowing for effective management of heating loads while maximizing energy efficiency.

Career Highlights: Thompson's career is marked by significant achievements and advancements in HVAC technologies, reflecting his commitment to innovation. Working at Carrier Corporation, he has played a crucial role in developing systems that improve energy use and enhance indoor comfort.

Collaborations: Throughout his career, Thompson has collaborated with esteemed colleagues, including Daniel J. Dempsey and Gary W. Ballard. These partnerships have fostered a dynamic environment for innovation, enabling the cross-pollination of ideas and expertise in the HVAC field.

Conclusion: Kevin D. Thompson's dedication to developing innovative solutions in energy recovery and furnace technology has established him as a leading inventor in his industry. His contributions not only enhance the efficiency of heating and air conditioning systems but also support the overarching goal of energy sustainability. With 33 patents to his name, Thompson continues to pave the way for future inventions that address modern energy challenges.

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