Ronald Wayne Jones

Title: Ronald Wayne Jones and Environmentally Controlled Chamber Technology

Introduction

Ronald Wayne Jones is an inventor associated with Summerville, South Carolina, and Standex International Corporation. His patent work addresses environmental control within an insulated chamber, including temperature and humidity management.

Latest Patents

Jones is credited with 1 patent, titled “Environmentally Controlled Chamber System Utilizing Hydrocarbon Refrigerants.” The invention describes an insulated enclosure with an access door and a separate chamber designed to provide humidification or dehumidification.

Its refrigerant loop uses an enclosure evaporator, a dehumidification evaporator, at least one condenser, a variable-speed compressor, and connecting piping. An electrical heating element positioned near the enclosure evaporator can selectively heat part of the evaporator. The patent also describes a method for controlling the chamber system.

Career Highlights

Jones’s listed invention combines refrigeration, humidity control, and selective heating in a single chamber system. The design is intended to regulate conditions inside the enclosure through coordinated operation of its refrigerant components and humidification or dehumidification chamber.

Collaborations

Jones’s listed coworkers include Teddy Glen Bostic, Jr., and David Michael Cottle. His company affiliation is Standex International Corporation.

Conclusion

Ronald Wayne Jones’s patent describes an integrated approach to controlling temperature and humidity in an insulated chamber, reflecting his contribution to environmental-control technology.