Carrier Corporation

Greg Deldicque

Yu Chen

Robert A Chopko

Giorgio Rusignuolo

Ciara N Poolman

Veronica Adetola

Stephen Varga

Thibaut Gavignet

Ciara Poolman

Yu H Chen

An engineless transport refrigeration unit includes a direct current compressor motor, condenser fan motor, evaporator fan motor, an energy storage device, and a generator. The energy storage device is configured to provide direct current electric power to the compressor motor the condenser fan motor, and the evaporator fan motor. The energy storage device is configured to provide power within a range of two hundred volts to six hundred volts. The compressor motor is configured to operate at a direct current voltage range of two hundred to six hundred volts.

Engineless transport refrigeration unit

An engineless transport refrigeration unit includes a compressor constructed and arranged to compress a refrigerant, and a compressor motor configured to drive the compressor and operate at a voltage range of two hundred (200) to six hundred (600) volts. A battery of the engineless transport refrigeration unit provides the power to the compressor motor.

A cooling unit () for a vehicle () is provided. The cooling unit includes a compressor () electrically connected to a power module (), a condenser () operably connected to the compressor, an evaporator () operably connected to the compressor and the condenser, the evaporator configured to cool ambient air (), and at least one flexible duct () configured to fluidly connect the evaporator with a cargo held in a cargo space of the vehicle.

Flexible cooling system for vehicles

A method and system for use with a volume containing a cargo having a thermal mass includes, at least one temperature sensor associated with the cargo to provide at least one temperature associated with the thermal mass, a refrigeration unit associated with the volume, and a controller to control the refrigeration unit in response to the at least one temperature associated with the thermal mass and a temperature set point, wherein the controller models a temperature characteristic of the thermal mass.

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Fayetteville, NY, United States of America

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