Refrigeration – Automatic control – Gas-liquid contact cooler – fluid flow
Patent
1985-01-15
1986-04-08
Schwartz, Larry I.
Refrigeration
Automatic control
Gas-liquid contact cooler, fluid flow
62180, F28D 300, F25D 1700
Patent
active
045804036
ABSTRACT:
In order to provide a control system for an evaporative cooler which is simple to install correctly and which affords a high degree of safety in use, there is disclosed a circuit employing opto-isolators to switch power triacs which, in turn, control the flow of a-c power to the water pump motor and to the low and high speed fan motor windings. Logic means ensure that energization of the low and high speed fan motor windings is mutually exclusive. The electronic switching devices are selected to afford a high degree of electrical isolation between the thermostat and potentially lethal voltages. The system is housed in a molded fiberglass box for long-term use in a damp environment.
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Flickinger Don J.
Schwartz Larry I.
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