| 序号 | 专利名 | 申请号 | 申请日 | 公开（公告）号 | 公开（公告）日 | 发明人 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 41 | Continuous flow heater for liquids | US56232066 | 1966-07-01 | US3398721A | 1968-08-27 | KARL ZANGL |
| 42 | Protective device for commerical oil heating systems | US65248933 | 1933-01-19 | US1942436A | 1934-01-09 | MACDONALD JOHN W F |
| 43 | Conduit module coupled with heating or cooling module | US15663336 | 2017-07-28 | US10107508B2 | 2018-10-23 | Charles P. Medlock; Christopher P. Medlock; Jonathan A. Brock |
| A heating and cooling system for use with hot, cold and source fluid circuits. A conduit module couples a heating/cooling module with the fluid circuits. The conduit module includes four three-way valves to communicated fluid from and to the fluid circuits to first and second heat exchangers in the heating/cooling module. The first heat exchanger is used to heat a fluid flow and the second one chills a second fluid flow. The conduit module simultaneously supplies a hot fluid flow to a hot fluid circuit and a cold fluid to a cold fluid circuit. The source fluid is routed by the conduit module. | ||||||
| 44 | METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR UTILIZATION OF HOT WATER PLANT WASTE HEAT RECOVERY BY INCORPORATED HIGH TEMPERATURE WATER SOURCE HEAT PUMP | US15757462 | 2016-03-24 | US20180245800A1 | 2018-08-30 | Goricanec DARKO; Jurij KROPE; Stane BOZICNIK |
| The invention relates to a method and apparatus for low temperature waste heat utilization. In the scope of the hot water plant (HWP) there are few low temperature sources, which cannot be used by heat consumer (HC) directly. The method and apparatus for hot water power plant (HWP) waste heat recovery comprises at least one, preferably condensing type heat exchanger (HE), which collects the waste heat for water source high temperature heat pump (HP) employment, wherein a low temperature heat is upgraded to a high temperature heat, hence heat pump (HP) hot water outlet is fed to the boiler in a return line or in a supply line of hot water plant (HWP), wherein the thermal energy balance adjustment of generated heat is executed by adapting the power of said heat pump (HP) and/or by adapting the power of said furnace and/or by adapting the mass flow of the primary heat transfer medium in at least one open loop heating network and/or in at least one closed loop heating circuit in the scope of heat distribution network. | ||||||
| 45 | HEATING SYSTEM INCLUDING A REFRIGERANT BOILER | US15925058 | 2018-03-19 | US20180209666A1 | 2018-07-26 | Richard G. Lord; Michael F. Taras; Alexander Lifson; Eugene Duane Daddis, JR.; Ludgina Fils Dieujuste; Kenneth J. Nieva |
| A heating system includes a refrigerant boiler including a heat source for heating a refrigerant from a liquid state to a vapor state, a boiler outlet and a boiler inlet; a heat exchanger in fluid communication with the refrigerant boiler, the heat exchanger including a upper manifold having a heat exchanger inlet coupled to the boiler outlet, a lower manifold having a heat exchanger outlet coupled to the boiler inlet and a plurality of tubes connecting the upper manifold and the lower manifold, wherein refrigerant passes from the upper manifold to the lower manifold via gravity; and a fan moving air over the heat exchanger to define supply air for a space to be heated. | ||||||
| 46 | CONDUIT MODULE COUPLED WITH HEATING OR COOLING MODULE | US15663336 | 2017-07-28 | US20170328588A1 | 2017-11-16 | Charles P. Medlock; Christopher P. Medlock; Jonathan A. Brock |
| A heating and cooling system for use with hot, cold and source fluid circuits. A conduit module couples a heating/cooling module with the fluid circuits. The conduit module includes four three-way valves to communicated fluid from and to the fluid circuits to first and second heat exchangers in the heating/cooling module. The first heat exchanger is used to heat a fluid flow and the second one chills a second fluid flow. The conduit module simultaneously supplies a hot fluid flow to a hot fluid circuit and a cold fluid to a cold fluid circuit. The source fluid is routed by the conduit module. A method of circulating fluid is also disclosed. | ||||||
| 47 | Conduit module coupled with heating or cooling module | US15410659 | 2017-01-19 | US09739492B2 | 2017-08-22 | Charles P. Medlock; Christopher P. Medlock; Jonathan A. Brock |
| A heating and cooling system for use with hot, cold and source fluid circuits. A conduit module couples a heating/cooling module with the fluid circuits. The conduit module includes four three-way valves to communicated fluid from and to the fluid circuits to first and second heat exchangers in the heating/cooling module. The first heat exchanger is used to heat a fluid flow and the second one chills a second fluid flow. The conduit module simultaneously supplies a hot fluid flow to a hot fluid circuit and a cold fluid to a cold fluid circuit. The source fluid is routed by the conduit module. A method of circulating fluid is also disclosed. | ||||||
| 48 | DISPOSAL OF REFUSE | US15110609 | 2015-01-09 | US20160326440A1 | 2016-11-10 | Nik Spencer; Matthew Gibbon; Hussam Jouhara |
| Existing approaches to refuse handling are all based on historical approaches which rely on a network of refuse collection vehicles collecting waste from individual households and delivering this to a centralised landfill or MBI location. This is highly undesirable and wasteful. An alternative process is disclosed, relying on the thermal treatment of waste and like products produced or brought in to the residential property and processed within the domestic curtilage to produce fuel or other forms of energy. Thus, domestic waste will be thermally treated at the home instead of being collected by local authorities and disposed of. The waste input put material will be loaded into a domestically engineered thermal conversion unit either directly or after a pre-process such as shredding. The feedstock will be converted into fuels by a thermal treatment, such as pyrolysis. The resultant output of oil and gas can either be stored or fed into a boiler unit to be used as a fuel to produce hot water, or used to run an electricity generating unit to power the dwelling in question or for supply to a feed-in tariff. Thus, a domestic dwelling includes a thermal treatment unit for processing waste produced in the dwelling, an output of the thermal treatment unit being combusted for producing an energy output for the dwelling. A suitable pyrolysis chamber is disclosed. | ||||||
| 49 | MONITORING AND OPERATION OF A LIQUID FLOW CIRCUIT CONTAINING A CHEMICAL ADDITIVE | US15034648 | 2014-11-07 | US20160273786A1 | 2016-09-22 | Paul DAY |
| In a heat transfer system (10) including a liquid flow circuit (14) within which a liquid containing a chemical additive is circulated to flow through one or more transfer devices (11, 12) the circuit is provided with a sensor (17) operable to provide an output signal in the event of liquid flow into the liquid flow circuit. | ||||||
| 50 | CONDUIT MODULE COUPLED WITH HEATING OR COOLING MODULE | US14094465 | 2013-12-02 | US20140150988A1 | 2014-06-05 | Charles P. Medlock; Christopher P. Medlock; Jonathan A. Brock |
| A heating and cooling system for use with hot, cold and source fluid circuits. A conduit module couples a heating/cooling module with the fluid circuits. The conduit module includes four three-way valves to communicated fluid from and to the fluid circuits to first and second heat exchangers in the heating/cooling module. The first heat exchanger is used to heat a fluid flow and the second one chills a second fluid flow. The conduit module simultaneously supplies a hot fluid flow to a hot fluid circuit and a cold fluid to a cold fluid circuit. The source fluid is routed by the conduit module to enhance efficiency. A method of circulating fluid is also disclosed. | ||||||
| 51 | HEATING SYSTEM FOR HEATING HEAT-TRANSFER OIL USINGBOILER FLUE GAS | US14027265 | 2013-09-16 | US20140007823A1 | 2014-01-09 | Xuelve QIAN; Bing LIU |
| A heating system for heating heat-transfer oil using exhaust heat of boiler flue gas. The system includes: a flue, an economizer, an air preheater, and a heat-transfer oil heater. The economizer and the air preheater are disposed in the flue along the flow direction of the flue gas. The heat-transfer oil heater is disposed inside the flue in front of the economizer and is connected to a heat consumption device via a first circulating pipe. The circulating pipe is equipped with a circulating pump. | ||||||
| 52 | Heating System Including A Refrigerant Boiler | US13677440 | 2012-11-15 | US20130256423A1 | 2013-10-03 | Richard G. Lord; Michael F. Taras; Alexander Lifson; Eugene Duane Daddis, JR.; Ludgina Fils Dieujuste; Kenneth J. Nieva |
| A heating system includes a refrigerant boiler including a heat source for heating a refrigerant from a liquid state to a vapor state, a boiler outlet and a boiler inlet; a heat exchanger in fluid communication with the refrigerant boiler, the heat exchanger including a upper manifold having a heat exchanger inlet coupled to the boiler outlet, a lower manifold having a heat exchanger outlet coupled to the boiler inlet and a plurality of tubes connecting the upper manifold and the lower manifold, wherein refrigerant passes from the upper manifold to the lower manifold via gravity; and a fan moving air over the heat exchanger to define supply air for a space to be heated. | ||||||
| 53 | Cogeneration system | US12489809 | 2009-06-23 | US08132422B2 | 2012-03-13 | Hiroshi Kamiya |
| A cogeneration system includes a coolant circuit through which a coolant is circulated for conducting a heat exchange with an exhaust heat generated by a power generation unit, a buffer tank provided at the coolant circuit and storing the coolant, a heating circuit including a heating power source and a heating terminal, the heating power source generating a heating water that is circulated to be supplied to the heating terminal, a heating water bypass circuit bypassing a flow passage of the heating circuit at a portion between an exit of the heating terminal and the heating power source, and a heat exchanging device performing a heat exchange between the heating water flowing through the heating water bypass circuit and the coolant. | ||||||
| 54 | Hybrid integrated cogeneration system and method | US12880194 | 2010-09-13 | US20110068575A1 | 2011-03-24 | Fikret M. Zabtcioglu |
| A system and method is provided for converting electrical energy input provided by a renewable prime energy into efficient thermo-dynamic energy for cogeneration purposes, activated by the main infrared radiation means and an energy density increasing means functioning synergistically. A closely approximated ideal blackbody condition therein, is utilized to heat the (TES,) resulting in a highly stable total kinetic energy (TES) mass. Another section provides an energy density increasing means. Steam generates power and then heats residential or commercial buildings. Service hot-water and air conditioning is also provided. The system can be an auxiliary system for other power plants increasing efficiency. In the second embodiment, higher capacity low cost electricity generation enables efficient power cogeneration. A zero emission cogeneration system that includes a fast energy density increasing feature and central heating means, and second embodiment plant with high capacity cogeneration; are presented as what are new in the art. | ||||||
| 55 | COGENERATION SYSTEM | US12489809 | 2009-06-23 | US20090320503A1 | 2009-12-31 | Hiroshi KAMIYA |
| A cogeneration system includes a coolant circuit through which a coolant is circulated for conducting a heat exchange with an exhaust heat generated by a power generation unit, a buffer tank provided at the coolant circuit and storing the coolant, a heating circuit including a heating power source and a heating terminal, the heating power source generating a heating water that is circulated to be supplied to the heating terminal, a heating water bypass circuit bypassing a flow passage of the heating circuit at a portion between an exit of the heating terminal and the heating power source, and a heat exchanging device performing a heat exchange between the heating water flowing through the heating water bypass circuit and the coolant. | ||||||
| 56 | HEAT TRANSFER FLUID | US11766992 | 2007-06-22 | US20080315152A1 | 2008-12-25 | GLENDON C. DALY |
| A heat transfer fluid comprised of glycerin. A method of using the heat transfer fluid to heat or cool an object. A method of using the heat transfer fluid in a heating or cooling system to heat or cool a building. | ||||||
| 57 | Dynamic heating and cooling of a building using liquid foam | US10142881 | 2002-05-13 | US06575234B2 | 2003-06-10 | Richard C. Nelson |
| A heating and cooling system and a method for controlling and regulating the temperature within a building envelope (10) having roof and wall cavities (14) adapted to receive replaceable foam liquid. The interior of the building envelope (10) is maintained at any specific controlled temperature by controlling the temperature of the liquid foam. The temperature of the liquid foam within the roof and wall cavities (14) is sensed and when a change in temperature is detected, a dynamic liquid foam regeneration unit is triggered so as to supply new liquid foam at an appropriate temperature so as to maintain the overall temperature of the liquid foam in the roof and wall cavities (14) substantially constant. | ||||||
| 58 | Central space heating apparatus | US199104 | 1988-05-26 | US4815526A | 1989-03-28 | Leif Liljegren; Harry J. Scanlan |
| A central space heating apparatus comprises a furnace having a chamber adapted to receive and contain a gas and a source a heat for heating the gas in the chamber, conduits connected in closed circuit to the furnace chamber for conducting the gas from the chamber and returning it to the chamber, helium gas filling the chamber and the conduit circuit under a pressure of from about 25 psig to about 100 psig at the operating temperature of the apparatus, a fan for circulating the helium gas through the conduit circuit and the furnace chamber, and a multiplicity of convector means connected in the conduit circuit for flow of the helium gas therethrough and installed at selected locations in the space to be heated for transferring heat from the flowing helium gas to the space. | ||||||
| 59 | System for heating the operators cabin of a machine powered by an internal combustion engine | US387372 | 1982-06-11 | US4434934A | 1984-03-06 | Gottfried Moser; Walter Nau; Ernst-Dieter Neumann |
| A system for heating the operator's cabin of a machine powered by an internal combustion engine includes a primary oil conduit system wholly contained within the oil pan of the machine and having a high-pressure pump for feeding oil under heat and high pressure from the oil reservoir and back thereinto through a throttling element for heating the oil as it passes therethrough. A secondary oil conduit system operating under a pressure less than that of the primary system has an intermediate heat exchanger in heat exchange relationship with the oil heated by the first system, and has a heating heat exchanger located in the operator's cabin for supplying heat thereto. The secondary circuit contains liquid which is circulated by a circulating pump. | ||||||
| 60 | Heating system and element therefor | US664922 | 1976-03-08 | US4060194A | 1977-11-29 | George H. Lutz |
| A closed heating system in which a silicone fluid having a high specific heat is pumped through an element formed of tetrafluoroethylene. The element is provided with a plurality of small openings through which the fluid is forced. The fluid is heated and the heated fluid is forced to blow through one or more heat transfer units through which heat is transferred to the ambient atmosphere. | ||||||
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