Condensate disposal system for an air cooled air conditioning unit with a propeller fan
AssigneeCarrier Corporation
InventorKenneth J. Meyer
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AssigneeCarrier Corporation
InventorKenneth J. Meyer
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The base pan of a packaged terminal air conditioning system has a first condensate collecting surface under its evaporator coil and a second condensate collecting surface under its condenser coil. Fluid communication between the two surfaces is provided by a condensate flow channel, and the second condensate collecting surface is disposed at a lower vertical height than said first condensate collecting surface, such that the condensate which forms on the evaporator coil drops off and immediately flows to the second condensation collecting surface. A lifting wall is placed just upstream of a lower portion of the condenser fan and adjacent the second condensate collecting surface. The lifting wall, in cooperation with the fan creates an area of decreasing pressure above the second condensate collection surface so as to draw up the condensate into a radially inward portion of the fan where it is drawn into the fan and dispersed onto the condenser coil.
A condensate disposal system for an air conditioner of the type having an evaporator section and a condenser section, the evaporator section having a coil on which condensate tends to form and a condenser section having a condenser coil and a propeller fan that blows cooling air thereover, comprising:
A condensate distribution system for an air conditioner of the type having an evaporator coil on which condensate tends to form, a condenser coil and associated fan, and at least one condensate collecting surface for collecting the condensate from off the evaporator coil and causing it to flow to a position below the fan, comprising:
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