Carrier Commercial Refrigeration, Inc.

Other

Reznor LLC

Timothy J Roberts

Robert J Reese

Harry A Brancheau

Ronald D Upton

Eugene Duane Daddis

John Patrick McKissack

Seng Kham Phannavong

Thomas W Clark

Christopher Adam Hughes

David Street

Thomas J Roberts

E Duane Daddis, Jr

Emmett W Schulyer

An integrated ventilation unit configured to provide ventilation and conditioned air to an indoor space may include a heat pump system, an energy recovery device and a control unit. The heat pump system may include a first coil located at a supply air side of the ventilation unit, a second coil located at an exhaust air side of the ventilation unit, and a compressor. The energy recovery device may be configured to transfer heat between a return air stream and a supply air stream and the control unit may be configured to control operation of the heat pump system and the energy recovery device.

Integrated ventilation unit

A refrigerated cold beverage merchandiser () includes an enclosure defining an insulated, refrigerated display cabinet () and a compartment () heat insulated therefrom wherein a compressor () a condenser () and a condenser fan () are disposed. The condenser () is formed by a plurality of in-line tube banks (). Each tube bank () is a serpentine tube formed a plurality of unfinned, straight tube segments () extending in parallel rows () between a pair of spaced, opposed end plates () and elbow turns () connecting neighboring straight tube segments () in a conventional manner. Each successive tube bank () is arranged with the other tube banks so that respective parallel tube rows () are disposed in-line from the front to the rear of the condenser () or with each successive tube bank being offset in a slightly staggered arrangement.

Refrigerated merchandiser with foul-resistant condenser

A refrigerated cold beverage merchandiser () includes an enclosure defining an insulated, refrigerated display cabinet () and a compartment () heat insulated therefrom wherein a compressor () a condenser () and a condenser fan () are disposed. The condenser () is formed by a plurality of in-line tube banks (). Each tube bank () is a serpentine tube formed a plurality of parallel straight tube segments () extending in horizontal rows () between a pair of spaced, opposed end plates () and elbow turns () connecting neighboring straight tube segments () in a conventional manner. Each successive tube bank () is aligned with the other tube banks so that respective parallel tube rows () are disposed in-line from the front to the rear of the condenser ().

A system of protective garments for caretakers is disclosed. The system provides for comfortable garments to protect medical or nursing personnel while they are attending patients. The system includes a outter garment having a outter layer which is impervious to fluids and an inner liner that is comfortable to the wearer. A vest like garment is provided to be worn under the outter garmant and hold heat exchanger devices to cool the wearer. The system is designd to be disposable, however some of the elements may be reused if they have not come in contact the patients.

Protective garment for caretakers

A fish attracting device which simulates a tree stump to provide a habitat for fish to congregate. The device includes an outer textured wall that resembles the bark on a tree trunk and an inner chamber secured to the outer textured wall. A structure for deploying the device within a body of water is secured to the inner chamber.

Fish attracting bassin stump and method of use

A disposable protective garment to be worn primarily by a medical and/or nursing attendant while treating burn victims. Primarily the garment includes a front portion which covers the front body portion of the attendant. An abbreviated back portion covers the shoulder portions of the attendant sufficiently to hold the garment in place. Ties may be provided on a waist portion of the garment to hold the garment securely on that portion of the body. Sleeve portions of the garment are provided with weakened areas to provide means for adjusting the length of the sleeves to different personnel. In one modification a back body portion may have perforations to provide ventilation. In another modification a part of the back portion may be separable to provide such ventilation. Another modification may be sleeveless.

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Collierville, TN, United States of America

Timothy J Roberts