Trane International Inc.

American Standard Inc.

Doyle R Goodman

Robert Fredrick Schult

Jun Wang

Edward Douglas Hildreth, Jr

James A Davis

Justin Slade Winters

Goutam Duvvada

Gary A Huss

Brandy L Harper

Mark W Stephans

Apparatuses, systems and methods implementing a multi-coil heat exchanger are directed to providing good heat transfer performance, capacity, and efficiency, and while reducing pressure drop through multi-coil microchannel evaporators. The multi-coil heat exchanger in some examples is a multi-coil microchannel evaporator. The multi-coil microchannel evaporator can be implemented in a refrigerant system that is a single circuit, where the multi-coil microchannel evaporator is an air to refrigerant type heat exchanger. The multi-coil microchannel evaporator includes a distribution to the multiple coils of the multi-coil microchannel evaporator, where the distribution includes one or more separations to transmit refrigerant to each of the coils of the multi-coil microchannel evaporator and one or more junctions to transmit refrigerant from the coils.

Multi-coil microchannel evaporator

An HVAC (heating, ventilating and air conditioning) damper includes a series of pivotal damper blades that are opened by an air pressure differential across opposite sides of the damper. In some embodiments, a fan discharging against the damper blades provides the necessary air pressure to open the damper. To control how far the damper opens, an actuator moves a variable position abutment that obstructs the damper blades to limit how far they can pivot in the open direction. The position of the abutment is infinitely adjustable to provide the damper with infinite adjustment over a range of open positions. In some embodiments, the abutment applies a unidirectional torque to the damper blades regardless of whether the damper is opening or closing.

Actuator for a fan-powered damper

The present invention is directed to improvements in servicing the air filters in air conditioning units such as rooftop air conditioning units. More specifically, the invention is directed to an air filter channel and puller which facilitate the removal of rows of filters.

Air filter channel and puller

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Clarksville, TN, United States of America

Doyle R Goodman