This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Gea Egi Energiagazdalkodasi Zrt.. Active years: 2016.
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Years Active: 2016
Title: Zoltan Domotor: Innovator in Hybrid Cooling Systems
Introduction
Zoltan Domotor is a notable inventor based in Budapest, Hungary. He has made significant contributions to the field of cooling technology, particularly with his innovative designs that enhance efficiency and performance.
Latest Patents
Zoltan holds a patent for a Hybrid Cooling Tower. This invention relates to a cooling tower designed for a hybrid cooling system. The cooling tower features a tower shell, a wet cooled segment located inside the tower shell, and a dry cooled segment positioned outside the tower shell. The wet cooled segment includes wet cooling cells that are strategically arranged at a distance from the tower shell, equipped with fans to induce an upward humid air exhaust flow. The dry cooled segment is situated above the air intakes for the wet cells and consists of air coolers arranged as vertical cooling deltas around the tower shell. These cooling deltas are fitted with louvers to control the cooling air inlet. Additionally, the cooling tower incorporates dry fans in some of the inlet openings of the tower shell to create mechanical draft for the dry cooled segment.
Career Highlights
Zoltan Domotor is associated with Gea Egi Energiagazdalkodasi Zrt., where he applies his expertise in developing advanced cooling solutions. His work focuses on improving energy efficiency and sustainability in cooling systems.
Collaborations
Zoltan collaborates with Attila Gregasz, contributing to innovative projects and advancements in cooling technology.
Conclusion
Zoltan Domotor's contributions to hybrid cooling systems exemplify his commitment to innovation and efficiency in engineering. His patent for the Hybrid Cooling Tower showcases his ability to address modern cooling challenges effectively.
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