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US 11,530,824 B2Granted
Packaged water-cooled air turnover unit
AssigneeMJC, Inc.
InventorsEdward H. Metzger, William Harris, George Czyz, Sean Mocarski, Russell E. Smith, Hue Nguyen, Damon Rundell
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Abstract
A packaged air turnover unit is described herein. The packaged air turnover comprises a compressor and condenser within a housing of the packaged air turnover unit. The packaged air turnover unit further includes one or more heat exchanges to cool air and one or more heaters to heat air, providing either cooling or heating to a space depending on the configuration of the unit.
Claims3
An air turnover unit located within an interior space, the air turnover unit comprising:
- a housing having an air intake for intaking air from the interior space and an air exhaust for exhausting the air into the interior space;
- enclosing:
- a first direct expansion heat exchanger and a second direct expansion heat exchanger configured to exchange heat from interior space air moving around a coil of the heat exchanger to a refrigerant that is compressible moving through the coil of the heat exchanger;
- a fan configured to:
- pull air into the housing through the air intake,
- through the heat exchanger,
- and out of the housing through the air exhaust;
- a compressor configured to compress the refrigerant received from the first direct expansion heat exchanger and a second direct expansion heat exchanger;
- a condenser cooled by chilled water, the condenser configured to cool and condense the refrigerant received from the compressor prior to entering either the first direct expansion heat exchanger or the second direct expansion heat exchanger;
- and
- an expansion valve configured to reduce a temperature and pressure of the refrigerant received from the condenser;
- a chilled water supply configured to supply chilled water to the condenser;
- a diffuser to direct air to the air exhaust;
- and
- a heater to heat the air exhausting into the interior space.
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