Patent classifications
F24F1/22
AIR CONDITIONER
An air conditioner includes a chassis and an electric control box vertically installed on the chassis. The chassis includes a socket. The electric control box includes a pre-positioning member and a fixation structure provided at a bottom of the electric control box. The pre-positioning member corresponds to the socket. The pre-positioning member is configured to be inserted in the socket of the chassis to position the electric control box. The fixation structure is configured to connect and fix the electric control box to the chassis.
Outdoor unit of an air conditioner
An outdoor unit of an air-conditioner. The outdoor unit has a casing having a front air outlet and at least one air inlet. At least one fan is located in the casing. The outdoor unit is configured such that the at least one air inlet is provided in a top section and or in a bottom section of the outdoor unit when the outdoor unit is installed in an operational position. The outdoor unit is further configured such that the at least one fan is configured to move air from the at least one air-inlet to the front air outlet or move air from front air outlet to the at least one air-inlet.
Outdoor unit of an air conditioner
An outdoor unit of an air-conditioner. The outdoor unit has a casing having a front air outlet and at least one air inlet. At least one fan is located in the casing. The outdoor unit is configured such that the at least one air inlet is provided in a top section and or in a bottom section of the outdoor unit when the outdoor unit is installed in an operational position. The outdoor unit is further configured such that the at least one fan is configured to move air from the at least one air-inlet to the front air outlet or move air from front air outlet to the at least one air-inlet.
SUPPORT ASSEMBLY FOR A MOTOCONDENSING UNIT
Described is a support assembly (1) for a motocondensing unit (M), comprising an electronic unit (Me) and a mechanical unit (Mm). In particular, the support assembly (1) according to the invention comprises: —a first base (10), configured to support the electronic unit (Me) of the motocondensing unit (M), and having a first coupling side part (102); —a second base (20), configured to support the mechanical unit (Mm) of the motocondensing unit (M), and having a second coupling side part (202); wherein said first coupling side part (102) and said second coupling part (202) are configured to be coupled to each other in such a way that, following the coupling of said first coupling part (102) and of said second coupling part (202), the first base (10) and the second base (20) form a monolithic body.
SUPPORT ASSEMBLY FOR A MOTOCONDENSING UNIT
Described is a support assembly (1) for a motocondensing unit (M), comprising an electronic unit (Me) and a mechanical unit (Mm). In particular, the support assembly (1) according to the invention comprises: —a first base (10), configured to support the electronic unit (Me) of the motocondensing unit (M), and having a first coupling side part (102); —a second base (20), configured to support the mechanical unit (Mm) of the motocondensing unit (M), and having a second coupling side part (202); wherein said first coupling side part (102) and said second coupling part (202) are configured to be coupled to each other in such a way that, following the coupling of said first coupling part (102) and of said second coupling part (202), the first base (10) and the second base (20) form a monolithic body.
Outdoor unit for refrigeration apparatus
Provided is an outdoor unit for a refrigeration apparatus, the outdoor unit being capable of suppressing decrease in reliability. An outdoor unit (10) includes: a compressor (12); an outdoor fan (18) configured to provide outdoor air flows (AF), the outdoor fan (18) being higher in heightwise position than the compressor (12); a high-heat generating electric component (65) configured to control the compressor (12); a fan controlling electric component (66) configured to control the outdoor fan (18); a board unit (75) including a compressor controlling electric component mount portion (75a) and a fan controlling electric component mount portion (75b); a first cooling unit (80); and an outdoor unit casing (40). The outdoor air flows (AF) flow from below upward in the outdoor unit casing (40), and flow out of the outdoor unit casing (40) through a blow-out port (402). The first cooling unit (80) includes a plurality of first cooling unit fins (81) located on flow paths of the outdoor air flows (AF), the first cooling unit fins (81) being adjacent to the compressor controlling electric component mount portion (75a). The high-heat generating electric component (65) is lower in heightwise position than the outdoor fan (18) and higher in heightwise position than the fan controlling electric component (66).
Outdoor unit for refrigeration apparatus
Provided is an outdoor unit for a refrigeration apparatus, the outdoor unit being capable of suppressing decrease in reliability. An outdoor unit (10) includes: a compressor (12); an outdoor fan (18) configured to provide outdoor air flows (AF), the outdoor fan (18) being higher in heightwise position than the compressor (12); a high-heat generating electric component (65) configured to control the compressor (12); a fan controlling electric component (66) configured to control the outdoor fan (18); a board unit (75) including a compressor controlling electric component mount portion (75a) and a fan controlling electric component mount portion (75b); a first cooling unit (80); and an outdoor unit casing (40). The outdoor air flows (AF) flow from below upward in the outdoor unit casing (40), and flow out of the outdoor unit casing (40) through a blow-out port (402). The first cooling unit (80) includes a plurality of first cooling unit fins (81) located on flow paths of the outdoor air flows (AF), the first cooling unit fins (81) being adjacent to the compressor controlling electric component mount portion (75a). The high-heat generating electric component (65) is lower in heightwise position than the outdoor fan (18) and higher in heightwise position than the fan controlling electric component (66).
AIR CONDITIONING APPLIANCE HAVING A WEATHER-RESISTANT ELECTRONICS CASING
A single-package air conditioner unit may include, a housing, an outdoor heat exchanger assembly, an indoor heat exchanger assembly, a compressor, an electronics casing, and an electronics board. The housing may define an outdoor portion and an indoor portion. The outdoor heat exchanger assembly may be disposed in the outdoor portion and include an outdoor heat exchanger and an outdoor fan. The indoor heat exchanger assembly may be disposed in the indoor portion and include an indoor heat exchanger and an indoor fan. The compressor may be in fluid communication with the outdoor heat exchanger and the indoor heat exchanger to circulate a refrigerant between the outdoor heat exchanger and the indoor heat exchanger. The electronics casing may be disposed in the outdoor portion apart from the outdoor heat exchanger. The electronics casing may define a board chamber in which the electronics board may be mounted.
Air conditioner
An air conditioner includes a casing, and a blower and a refrigerant circuit disposed in the casing. The blower is configured to blow air. The refrigerant circuit has a compressor, a condenser, a decompressor, and an evaporator and is configured to circulate refrigerant in order of the compressor, the condenser, the decompressor, and the evaporator. The condenser has a first heat transfer tube through which the refrigerant flows and which has a first outside diameter. The evaporator has a second heat transfer tube through which the refrigerant flows and which has a second outside diameter. The evaporator is disposed windward of the condenser. The first outside diameter of the first heat transfer tube of the condenser is smaller than the second outside diameter of the second heat transfer tube of the evaporator.
ENERGY COLLECTION DEVICE, SYSTEM AND METHOD
An energy collection system for capturing wind energy being exhausted from an air exhaust system. The energy collection system has a frame and a wind turbine. The wind turbine has a blade configured to rotate about a shaft. Air leaving the air exhaust system in a vertical direction causes the blade to rotate which is then converted by the wind turbine into electricity.