Cooling pad system
AssigneeAcme Eng. & Mfg. Corporation
InventorHoy R. Bohanon
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AssigneeAcme Eng. & Mfg. Corporation
InventorHoy R. Bohanon
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An evaporation cooling system for installation within an opening within the wall of a building and having a water conductor provided with spaced openings in the top thereof, retainers spaced apart from each other and extending along the top of the opening, a plurality of brackets spaced apart from each other, retaining clips secured to the brackets so as to extend across the opening below the retainers, a gutter positioned below the retainers, a plurality of support brackets secured to the gutter, a pan provided with openings therein resting on the support brackets, a plurality of individually distinct cooling cells each having front, rear and side faces, the cells consisting of a first group of cells having their bottom portions resting in abutting relationship against the pan and extending along the pan to form a wall, and the front and rear faces of their top portions confined between the retaining clips and the side faces of their top portions confined between the brackets, and a second group of cells having their bottom portions resting in abutting relationship against the tops of the cells of the first group and the front and rear faces of their bottom portions confined between the retaining clips and the side faces of the bottom portions confined between said brackets, and having their top portions confined between the retainers.
In an evaporative cooling system including a sump, a water conductor positioned along the top of an opening within a wall of a building and provided with a plurality of openings therealong, a pump for transferring water from the sump to the conductor, a gutter positioned along the bottom of the opening within the wall of the building, and a conduit connecting the gutter to the sump, the improvement comprising a plurality of individually distinct cooling cells, each cell consisting of a plurality of water absorbing sheets having corrugations, the corrugations of adjacent sheets intersecting each other, a plurality of support brackets positioned in spaced relationship along the gutter, a pan resting on said support brackets along the top of said gutter, said pan being provided with a plurality of openings therein, the bottom of said cooling cells resting on said pan, a plurality of pad cover brackets spaced apart from each other immediately above said water conductor and being provided with retainers on each side thereof located on opposite sides of said water conductor and terminating downwardly in flanges that are spaced apart from each other a distance corresponding to the distance between the faces of said cells such that the top portions of said cells are held securely between said flanges, and a plurality of pad covers connected between said pad cover brackets to form a continuous wall above said water conductor.
A structure for forming an evaporative cooling pad of separate cooling cells, comprising:
An evaporative cooling system for installation within an opening within the wall of a building, comprising a water conductor provided with spaced openings in the top thereof, retainers spaced apart from each other and arranged to be supported by the wall so as to extend along the top of the opening, a plurality of brackets positioned below said retainers and spaced apart from each other and arranged to be supported by the wall, retaining clips secured to said brackets so as to extend across the opening below said retainers and spaced apart from each other a distance corresponding to the distance between said retainers, a gutter arranged to be supported by the wall and positioned below said retainers, a plurality of support brackets secured to said gutter, a pan provided with openings therein resting on said support brackets, a plurality of individually distinct cooling cells each having front, rear and side faces, said cells consisting of a first group having their bottom portions resting in abutting relationship against said pan and extending along said pan to form a wall, and having the front and rear faces of their top portions confined between said retaining clips and the side faces of their top portions confined between said brackets, and a second group having their bottom portions resting in abutting relationship against the tops of said cells of said first group and having the front and rear faces of their bottom portions confined between said retaining clips and the side faces of said bottom portions confined between said brackets, and having their top portions confined between said retainers.
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