Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2018
Title: Innovations of Milan Moravek in Heat Exchanger Technology
Introduction
Milan Moravek is a notable inventor based in Gbely, Slovakia. He has made significant contributions to the field of air-conditioning systems, particularly through his innovative designs in heat exchanger technology. His work is characterized by a focus on efficiency and functionality in vehicle air-conditioning systems.
Latest Patents
Milan Moravek holds a patent for a "Heat exchanger for refrigerant circuitry." This invention relates to the heat exchanger of refrigerant circuitry in an air-conditioning system for vehicles, enabling a bidirectional pass flow. The air-conditioning system is designed to operate in both cooling device mode and heat pump mode. The heat exchanger is structured as a multi-pass system, with the flow direction of the refrigerant varying based on the operational mode. The first heat exchanger pass features a larger flow cross-section and a greater heat exchange surface compared to the last pass. This innovative design includes header pipes and flow paths assigned to respective passes, along with means to partition the internal volume space of the header pipes into independent regions.
Career Highlights
Milan Moravek is currently employed at Hanon Systems, a company known for its advanced thermal management solutions. His work at Hanon Systems has allowed him to apply his inventive skills in a practical setting, contributing to the development of efficient air-conditioning systems for vehicles.
Collaborations
Milan collaborates with talented coworkers such as Peter Heyl and Tobias Haas. Their combined expertise enhances the innovative environment at Hanon Systems, fostering the development of cutting-edge technologies in the automotive industry.
Conclusion
Milan Moravek's contributions to heat exchanger technology exemplify the importance of innovation in enhancing vehicle air-conditioning systems. His patent reflects a commitment to improving efficiency and functionality in automotive applications.