Heat exchange – With vehicle feature – Heating and cooling
Patent
1990-10-23
1992-02-04
Ford, John
Heat exchange
With vehicle feature
Heating and cooling
165 42, 165 61, 237 123R, 237 123A, 237 123B, 122 26, 623231, 623234, 62501, 62243, 126247, B60H 100
Patent
active
050852698
ABSTRACT:
An air conditioning system for vehicles includes a hydraulic circuit having a hydraulic motor and a radiator and a refrigerating circuit having a compressor connected to the hydraulic motor and an evaporator disposed in an air conditioning air duct. The system includes a first pump supplying oil to the hydraulic motor and a second pump supplying the oil to the radiator disposed in the air conditioning air duct. A clutch controls the connection of the hydraulic motor and the compressor. A valve is provided between the second pump and the radiator for generating a pressure difference in the oil between the entrance and exit sides of the valve in order to raise the temperature of the oil. A switching mechanism switches the flow of the oil between a first pathway where the valve is located and a second pathway. The system can operate as a heating system by driving the second pump and passing the oil through the valve; as an air cooling system by driving the compressor and preventing the operation of the valve; and as a dehumidification and heating system by driving the compressor and operating the valve.
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Ford John
Sanden Corporation
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