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AssigneeCarrier Corporation
InventorsAndreas Hille, Robert C. Reimann, Jack W. Sharbaugh, Mark Colton, Alan S. Drucker, Christopher J. Dahar
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An air conditioning module having all the necessary components for conditioning air, is so sized and arranged that, when placed in an internal compartment of a bus, has its respective openings register with an existing return air duct and a supply air duct on the bus. The compartments and modules are so arranged that they can be paired in back-to-back relationship, with one on each said of a longitudinal center line of the bus. Each of the modules has an intermediate partition dividing the module into an upper evaporator section and a lower condensing section. A mixer flap is placed in an intermediate position with respect to the partition such that its position may be selectively adjusted to thereby vary the amount of fresh air and return air that is passed through the condenser coil and evaporator coil, respectively.
An air conditioning system for a bus having a return air duct extending longitudinally within the bus and with a plurality of inlet openings leading from a passenger compartment and a supply air duct extending longitudinally within the bus and with a plurality of outlet openings leading to the passenger compartment comprising:
An integrated air conditioning system in a bus having a return air duct and a supply air duct, each extending longitudinally along the length of the bus comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.