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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
May. 30, 2017
Filed:
May. 27, 2014
Hill Phoenix, Inc., Conyers, GA (US);
Chin Hoong Leong, Fairfield, IA (US);
Gregory A. Hoernig, Fairfield, IA (US);
Michael H. Kauk, Cantril, IA (US);
Leo W. Powell, Keosauqua, IA (US);
Andrew P. Mueller, Fairfield, IA (US);
Marvin L. Thomas, Milton, IA (US);
Hill Phoenix, Inc., Conyers, GA (US);
Abstract
An evaporative condensate dissipation system includes a receptacle configured to receive and accumulate a liquid condensate from a cooling element of a refrigeration system, a rotating element (e.g., an array of plates, a rotating drum, etc.) disposed at least partially within the receptacle such that a portion of the rotating element is submerged in the liquid condensate, and a motor configured to cause the rotating element to rotate such that a portion of the rotating element is periodically submerged in the liquid condensate and emerged from the liquid condensate. A fan may be used to provide an airflow across a surface of the rotating element to increase expedite evaporative dissipation. The fan and/or motor may be operably controlled by a switch or sensor responsive to a level of the liquid condensate accumulated in the receptacle.
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