Abstract: A multi-compartment oven provides removable shelves receiving separated streams of heated air providing heating for different oven cavities above and below the shelves. The shelves communicate with an operator automatically closing ducts providing air to the shelves when the shelves are removed.

Abstract: A heat pump system that can be selectively utilized to discharge excessive heating and cooling capacity toward secondary devices of the system to maintain operation of the heat pump system to better manage the respective temperatures associated with the fluid flows in a manner that reduces the need for cycling the heat pump system ON and OFF to attain desired fluid output temperature manipulations.

Abstract: A multi-compartment oven provides removable shelves receiving separated streams of heated air providing heating for different oven cavities above and below the shelves. The shelves communicate with an operator automatically closing ducts providing air to the shelves when the shelves are removed.

Abstract: A heat pump system that can be selectively utilized to discharge excessive heating and cooling capacity toward secondary devices of the system to maintain operation of the heat pump system to better manage the respective temperatures associated with the fluid flows in a manner that reduces the need for cycling the heat pump system ON and OFF to attain desired fluid output temperature manipulations.

Abstract: A heat pump system that can be selectively utilized to discharge excessive heating and cooling capacity toward secondary devices of the system to maintain operation of the heat pump system to better manage the respective temperatures associated with the fluid flows in a manner that reduces the need for cycling the heat pump system ON and OFF to attain desired fluid output temperature manipulations.

Abstract: A heat pump system that is operable in heating and cooling modes and which maintains the direction of fluid flows through a primary heat exchanger during heating and cooling operations such that the respective fluids are directed in counter flow thermal directions during both heating and cooling operations.

Abstract: A method of flood exposing a photocurable printing blank to actinic radiation from a UV LED light source, wherein a high intensity UV LED light source is modulated to a lower intensity. The method includes the steps of: (a) positioning the photocurable printing blank in an exposure unit, wherein the exposure unit comprises one or more high intensity UV LED light sources; (b) modulating intensity of the one or more high intensity UV LED light sources to a lower intensity; and (c) flood exposing the photocurable printing blank through the photographic negative or the digitally imaged mask layer to actinic radiation from the one or more modulated UV LED light sources.

Abstract: A method of flood exposing a photocurable printing blank to actinic radiation from a UV LED light source, wherein a high intensity UV LED light source is modulated to a lower intensity. The method includes the steps of: (a) positioning the photocurable printing blank in an exposure unit, wherein the exposure unit comprises one or more high intensity UV LED light sources; (b) modulating intensity of the one or more high intensity UV LED light sources to a lower intensity; and (c) flood exposing the photocurable printing blank through the photographic negative or the digitally imaged mask layer to actinic radiation from the one or more modulated UV LED light sources.

Abstract: A heat pump system that can be selectively utilized to discharge excessive heating and cooling capacity toward secondary devices of the system to maintain operation of the heat pump system to better manage the respective temperatures associated with the fluid flows in a manner that reduces the need for cycling the heat pump system ON and OFF to attain desired fluid output temperature manipulations.

Abstract: A heat pump system that is operable in heating and cooling modes and which maintains the direction of fluid flows through a primary heat exchanger during heating and cooling operations such that the respective fluids are directed in counter flow thermal directions during both heating and cooling operations.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a protective cover for a windshield comprising: a top handle, where said top handle extends from both sides of the cover; a bottom handle, where said bottom handle extends from both sides of the cover; straps, where the straps extend from the top handle and the bottom handle; Velcro tips at the tip of each strap; and a magnetic strip, said strip extends across the top edge of the cover. In one embodiment, the straps are elastic and capable of extending lengthwise. The cover may include reinforcement strips extending across the length of the cover and the cover may be made of a Tyvek material. The magnetic strip seals the top edge of the cover to prevent the intrusion of rain or snow.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a protective cover for a windshield comprising: a top handle, where said top handle extends from both sides of the cover; a bottom handle, where said bottom handle extends from both sides of the cover; straps, where the straps extend from the top handle and the bottom handle; Velcro tips at the tip of each strap; and a magnetic strip, said strip extends across the top edge of the cover. In one embodiment, the straps are elastic and capable of extending lengthwise. The cover may include reinforcement strips extending across the length of the cover and the cover may be made of a Tyvek material. The magnetic strip seals the top edge of the cover to prevent the intrusion of rain or snow.