Refrigeration – Structural installation – Geographic – e.g. – subterranean feature
Patent
1996-04-19
1997-09-30
Doerrler, William
Refrigeration
Structural installation
Geographic, e.g., subterranean feature
165 45, F25D 2312
Patent
active
056716087
ABSTRACT:
A geothermal direct expansion heat pump system wherein subterranean heat exchange tubes have an internal diameter to length ratio of between 1/4000 and 1/6000, with 5 tubes per ton of BTU capacity; where the interior air heat exchange tubes have 50% of the interior volume of the subterranean tubes; where the thermal expansion valve is sized to match the interior air handler capacity; where the receiver holds 75% to 95% of the total refrigerant volume; where a pump down sequence is employed on system shut down; where an oil trap is installed at the vapor line existing the subterranean heat exchange tubes; and where 4 refrigerant cut-off/isolation valves are installed for service convenience.
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Bickford William C.
Wiggs B. Ryland
Womack Jack L.
Doerrler William
Geothermal Heat Pumps, Inc.
Waddey, Jr. I. C.
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