Computer controlled air conditioning systems
OwnerRobert F. Dumbeckinventor
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A general purpose programmed computer controls an air circulation type air conditioning system as the operating equipment between temperature, humidity and oxygen sensors and control devices for modifying temperature, humidity and oxygen content of the circulating air. The various control algorithms are programmed into the computer as well as the control sequence for sampling the sensors and making corresponding corrections and a complex interrelationship of variables controllable for optimum energy expenditure. In particular for tightly closed houses, the oxygen content is controlled by admission of fresh atmospheric air. Particularly for houses, such as underground houses, with substantial concrete wall surfaces in thermal contact with the earth to moderate temperature, dehumidification control is critical even for summer hookups. In such houses, the energy expenditure of this system is low enough to operate substantially wholly on solar energy by way of a battery operated D-C motor driving a circulating fan and heat pump with the battery rechargeable by solar energy.
In a computer controlled air conditioning system providing for circulation of air through an air conditioned house in contact with concrete walls requiring a humidity within a critical range, the improvement comprising in combination,
An air conditioning system controlling safety and comfort of occupants of underground housing units by control of input flow of fresh air for attaining a year round stable predetermined temperature, humidity and oxygen content condition of air present in a housing unit enclosure which is comfortable for human occupants, comprising in combination,
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