Refrigeration – Processes – Reducing pressure on compressed gas
Patent
1975-08-29
1977-03-29
Capossela, Ronald C.
Refrigeration
Processes
Reducing pressure on compressed gas
62 96, 62172, 62402, 62DIG5, 123119CD, 60599, F25B 900
Patent
active
040141799
ABSTRACT:
Inlet air for an internal combustion engine in an airplane is expanded through a turbine to lower its pressure and temperature and is passed through a water chiller wherein heat exchange and evaporative cooling substantially lower the temperature of the water. The air is then fed to a compressor driven by the turbine and its pressure is raised to a level suitable for input to the engine manifold. The chilled water is circulated through a heat exchanger to provide cooling for the cabin of the airplane.
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Hwang Kwang-Chou
Iles Thomas L.
Kinsell Robert C.
Capossela Ronald C.
Miller Albert J.
Talcott Joel D.
The Garrett Corporation
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