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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Oct. 30, 2012
Filed:
Aug. 06, 2009
Brent Alden Junge, Evansville, IN (US);
Michael Thomas Groh, Louisville, KY (US);
Jeffrey Jacoby, Goshen, KY (US);
Lee Mathieson, Georgetown, IN (US);
Richard Miller, Louisville, KY (US);
Alan J. Mitchell, Louisville, KY (US);
Michael Christopher Ross, Louisville, KY (US);
Martin Mitchell Zentner, Prospect, KY (US);
Brent Alden Junge, Evansville, IN (US);
Michael Thomas Groh, Louisville, KY (US);
Jeffrey Jacoby, Goshen, KY (US);
Lee Mathieson, Georgetown, IN (US);
Richard Miller, Louisville, KY (US);
Alan J. Mitchell, Louisville, KY (US);
Michael Christopher Ross, Louisville, KY (US);
Martin Mitchell Zentner, Prospect, KY (US);
General Electric Company, Schenectady, NY (US);
Abstract
A method for servicing a refrigeration system is disclosed. The refrigeration system contains a refrigerant and has a compressor, a high-side section and a low-side section. The method includes the steps of releasing the refrigerant from the refrigeration system from the high-side section; collecting the released refrigerant with a recovery container containing a refrigerant adsorptive substance; charging the refrigeration system with inert gas from the low-side section; and discharging the inert gas from the refrigeration system from the high-side section.