Refrigeration – With indicator or tester – Condition sensing
Patent
1987-05-11
1988-05-24
Tanner, Harry B.
Refrigeration
With indicator or tester
Condition sensing
62209, G01K 1300
Patent
active
047457651
ABSTRACT:
A low refrigerant charge detecting device comprises a refrigerant superheat temperature transducer that senses refrigerant leaving the evaporator and provides a positional output indicative of the superheat temperature of the sensed refrigerant, an ambient air temperature transducer that senses ambient air and provides a positional output indicative of the ambient air temperature, and a low charge signal effecter that responds to both the positional outputs and provides a low charge signal at predetermined refrigerant superheat and ambient air temperatures.
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General Motors Corporation
Phillips R. L.
Tanner Harry B.
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