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US 2026/0063310 A1Published application
Make-up air heating system
AssigneeHybrid Light Solutions, LLC
InventorsChristopher Kenneth McGregor, Joseph Willam Ruttger
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Abstract
A make-up air heating system includes an enclosure defining an inlet chamber and an outlet chamber. A heating source is positioned within the inlet chamber and a blower is positioned within the outlet chamber. A motor assembly positioned within the enclosure includes a motor enclosure and a motor. The motor is coupled to the blower.
Claims11
A make-up air heating system, comprising:
- an enclosure defining an inlet chamber and an outlet chamber;
- a heating source positioned within the inlet chamber;
- a blower positioned within the outlet chamber;
- a motor assembly including a motor enclosure and a motor, the motor coupled to the blower;
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- an auxiliary conduit assembly including an inlet conduit and an outlet conduit, the inlet conduit fluidly coupling air external to the enclosure with the motor enclosure and the outlet conduit fluidly coupling the motor enclosure with the inlet chamber.
3 more elements
A make-up air heating system, comprising:
- an enclosure defining an inlet and an outlet;
- a heating source positioned within the enclosure;
- a blower positioned to move air from the inlet to the outlet;
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- a motor including an output shaft coupled to the blower to rotate the blower about a rotational axis, wherein the inlet, the outlet, the blower and the output shaft are positioned along the rotational axis.
2 more elements
A method of operating a make-up air heating system, comprising:
- operating a heat source to heat air within an inlet chamber of an enclosure;
- and
- operating a blower using a motor positioned within an enclosure, the blower moving air through an inlet into an inlet chamber of the enclosure, into an outlet chamber of the enclosure and through an outlet of the enclosure, wherein the inlet, the outlet, the blower and the motor are positioned along a rotational axis of the blower.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.