Ventilation – Vehicle – Having forced recirculation
Patent
1998-05-01
1999-03-09
Joyce, Harold
Ventilation
Vehicle
Having forced recirculation
55467, 454158, B60H 306
Patent
active
058792309
ABSTRACT:
An air inlet assembly for the scroll housing of an automotive air conditioning and ventilation system is specially structurally matched to the scroll housing so as to be more compact and efficient. An inlet housing is fashioned coaxial to the scroll housing and blower, within which a coaxial, partially cylindrical door rotates around the central axis so as to open or close one of a pair of diametrically opposed air openings. An annular filter fits within the rotating door. Regardless of which air inlet is open, air that is pulled in by the blower is forced into a radial space between the filter and the door, three hundred and sixty degrees around, and is forced radially through the filter before entering the scroll housing. Because of the coaxial, matching relationship between inlet housing a scroll housing, the entire assembly is very compact and low in profile, as measured along the vertical co axis.
REFERENCES:
patent: 5062352 (1991-11-01), Ostrand
patent: 5391112 (1995-02-01), Wardlaw
patent: 5399120 (1995-03-01), Burns et al.
Ankrapp Brian Scott
Forrest Wayne Oliver
Wardlaw Kenneth Lawrence
General Motors Corporation
Griffin Patrick M.
Joyce Harold
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