A heat exchange system includes a dual expansion valve for a refrigerant cycle of a vehicle that includes a first inlet and a first outlet, a first flow restriction mechanism including a movable first valve element, by which a first refrigerant stream flowing through a first passage from the first inlet to the first out let can be controlled, a second inlet and a second outlet, a second flow restriction mechanism including a movable second valve element, by which a second refrigerant stream flowing through a second passage from the second inlet to the second outlet can be controlled, a control member for jointly moving the first valve member and the second valve member, a sensing element for sensing a temperature, and a valve driving member that is configured to drive the control member according to the sensed temperature.

A heat pump system for a vehicle may adjust a temperature of a battery module by use of one chiller that performs heat exchange between a refrigerant and a coolant and improves heating efficiency by use of waste heat generated from an electrical component, including: a cooling apparatus of circulating a coolant in a coolant line to cool at least one electrical component provided in the coolant line; a battery cooling apparatus of circulating the coolant to the battery module; a chiller for heat exchanging the coolant with a refrigerant to control a temperature of the coolant; a heating apparatus that heats an interior of the vehicle using the coolant; and a first, second, third, and fourth connection line.

A thermal management system. The thermal management system includes a refrigerant system and a cooling liquid system; the thermal management system further includes a fourth heat exchanger which includes a first flow channel and a second flow channel; the refrigerant system and the cooling liquid system can perform heat exchanging by means of the fourth heat exchanger, thereby facilitating improving the performance of the thermal management system.

An integrated heat management system for a vehicle includes a refrigerant circulation line configured to cool or heat a passenger compartment while operating in an air conditioner mode or a heat pump mode according to a flow direction of a refrigerant, an electric component module side cooling water circulation line configured to circulate the cooling water through the electric component module to cool the electric component module, a water-cooled outdoor heat exchanger configured to allow the refrigerant circulating through the refrigerant circulation line to exchange heat with the cooling water circulating through the electric component module side cooling water circulation line, and a cooling water flow control unit configured to control a cooling water flow in the electric component module side cooling water circulation line.

A multiport rotary disc valve includes a valve housing having chamber walls that segregate an internal space of the housing into subchambers that each provide a portion of a fluid path through the valve housing. The valve includes a diverter assembly disposed in a cylindrical first subchamber, the diverter assembly controlling fluid flow through the valve housing. A second subchamber is disposed radially outward with respect to the first subchamber. In some rotational orientations of the diverter assembly, a fluid path between valve ports of the valve housing includes a first path portion that is disposed in the first subchamber and extends axially through the diverter assembly and a second path portion that is disposed in the second subchamber. The valve also includes seal assemblies disposed in housing so as to be aligned with the diverter assembly along a rotational axis of the diverter assembly.

An air treatment apparatus for an operator environment of an agricultural vehicle in which air to be filtered is drawn into an air filtration system, filtered and directed to an agricultural vehicle HVAC system. The air filtration system includes first and second filtration devices having respectively coarser and finer levels of filtration. Each filtration device is provided with a respective bypass permanently connected with an inlet end downstream of a valve mechanism that selects between the filtration devices, and an outlet end upstream of the valve mechanism and adjacent the respective filtration device. In use a portion of air flow downstream of the valve mechanism may be recirculated to purge the respective filtration device, and each bypass includes a respective non-return valve opposing transit of air from the outlet to the inlet ends.

A valve (1) is introduced for a heat pump system in a motor vehicle, with at least one inlet (3), at least two outlets (2, 4) and a valve element (7) which comprises at least one throughlet (8) and at least one expansion recess (9) that can be brought into fluidic connection with at least one outlet (2, 4).

A working machine includes a machine body, a cabin on the machine body, an air conditioner body for air conditioning in the cabin, and a prime mover room to contain a prime mover on the machine body. The air conditioner body is disposed above the prime mover room.

This disclosure details a coolant distribution module as used in a thermal management systems for thermally managing electrified vehicle components. An exemplary coolant distribution module includes a module body including a plurality of inlet ports and a plurality of outlet ports, a first manifold valve encompassed within the module body, and a second manifold valve encompassed within the module body. The first manifold valve includes a plurality of first valve inputs wherein each first valve input is in communication with at least one inlet port of the plurality of inlet ports, and a plurality of first valve outputs wherein each first valve output is in communication with at least one outlet port of the plurality of outlet ports. The second manifold valve includes a plurality of second valve inputs wherein each second valve input is in communication with at least one inlet port of the plurality of inlet ports, and a plurality of second valve outputs wherein each second valve output is in communication with at least one outlet port of the plurality of outlet ports.

An integrated vehicle thermal management system, including three rotary valves configured to selectively fluidly couple at least one of a first pump or a second pump to at least one of a high-voltage coolant heater, a chiller, a water-cooled condenser, a compressor, and an accumulator to affect over thirty different system configurations of transferring heat between a cabin area, engine propulsion system, battery pack and an ambient environment.