Patents by Inventor Arulkumar Kaliyaperumal

Arulkumar Kaliyaperumal has filed for patents to protect the following inventions. This listing includes patent applications that are pending as well as patents that have already been granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).

  • Publication number: 20240133575
    Abstract: A method is provided for controlling an HVAC system. The method includes receiving zone priority levels and zone temperature setpoints, where at least one of the zones haves a higher priority level than others of the zones, receiving an indication of zone ambient temperature values, determining requested zone capacity values to maintain the zone ambient temperature values within a threshold deviation of respective ones of the zone temperature setpoints, determining target zone capacity values from the requested zone capacity values and zone size values, and from the zone priority levels where the target zone capacity values may be responsive to a total of the requested zone capacity values that is less than a minimum capacity or greater than a maximum capacity of the HVAC system, and causing the HVAC system to provide the conditioned air to the zones according to respective ones of the target zone capacity values.
    Type: Application
    Filed: December 19, 2023
    Publication date: April 25, 2024
    Inventors: Youssef A. Jaber, Wayne N. Kraft, Ragunanthanan Mylsamy, Satish Mukundan Thiruvengadam, Satheesh Dharmar, Arulkumar Kaliyaperumal, Shivakumar Kolloju, Sunit Agrawal
  • Patent number: 11892188
    Abstract: A method is provided for controlling an HVAC system. The method includes receiving zone priority levels and zone temperature setpoints, where at least one of the zones haves a higher priority level than others of the zones, receiving an indication of zone ambient temperature values, determining requested zone capacity values to maintain the zone ambient temperature values within a threshold deviation of respective ones of the zone temperature setpoints, determining target zone capacity values from the requested zone capacity values and zone size values, and from the zone priority levels where the target zone capacity values may be responsive to a total of the requested zone capacity values that is less than a minimum capacity or greater than a maximum capacity of the HVAC system, and causing the HVAC system to provide the conditioned air to the zones according to respective ones of the target zone capacity values.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: November 8, 2021
    Date of Patent: February 6, 2024
    Assignee: Trane International Inc.
    Inventors: Youssef A. Jaber, Wayne N. Kraft, Ragunanthanan Mylsamy, Satish Mukundan Thiruvengadam, Satheesh Dharmar, Arulkumar Kaliyaperumal, Shivakumar Kolloju, Sunit Agrawal
  • Publication number: 20220390138
    Abstract: A method is provided for controlling an HVAC system. The method includes receiving zone priority levels and zone temperature setpoints, where at least one of the zones haves a higher priority level than others of the zones, receiving an indication of zone ambient temperature values, determining requested zone capacity values to maintain the zone ambient temperature values within a threshold deviation of respective ones of the zone temperature setpoints, determining target zone capacity values from the requested zone capacity values and zone size values, and from the zone priority levels where the target zone capacity values may be responsive to a total of the requested zone capacity values that is less than a minimum capacity or greater than a maximum capacity of the HVAC system, and causing the HVAC system to provide the conditioned air to the zones according to respective ones of the target zone capacity values.
    Type: Application
    Filed: November 8, 2021
    Publication date: December 8, 2022
    Inventors: Youssef A. Jaber, Wayne N. Kraft, Ragunanthanan Mylsamy, Satish Mukundan Thiruvengadam, Satheesh Dharmar, Arulkumar Kaliyaperumal, Shivakumar Kolloju, Sunit Agrawal
  • Patent number: 10684037
    Abstract: A heating, ventilation and air condition (HVAC) system is provided. The system includes a thermostat including an onboard temperature sensor, a remote temperature sensor in operable communication with the thermostat, and a controller in operable communication with each of the onboard sensor and the remote sensor and configured to execute a control algorithm that calculates a temperature difference between a temperature detected by the onboard temperature sensor and a temperature detected by the remote temperature sensor, such that when the remote temperature sensor fails, the controller uses the calculated temperature difference to calibrate the onboard temperature sensor and set the thermostat to the temperature detected by the remote temperature sensor.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: October 4, 2017
    Date of Patent: June 16, 2020
    Assignee: Trane International Inc.
    Inventors: Arulkumar Kaliyaperumal, Christopher Blake Smith, John Hughes, Vinoth Vairamudi, Satish Mukundan Thiruvengadam, Wayne N. Kraft
  • Publication number: 20190101303
    Abstract: A heating, ventilation and air condition (HVAC) system is provided. The system includes a thermostat including an onboard temperature sensor, a remote temperature sensor in operable communication with the thermostat, and a controller in operable communication with each of the onboard sensor and the remote sensor and configured to execute a control algorithm that calculates a temperature difference between a temperature detected by the onboard temperature sensor and a temperature detected by the remote temperature sensor, such that when the remote temperature sensor fails, the controller uses the calculated temperature difference to calibrate the onboard temperature sensor and set the thermostat to the temperature detected by the remote temperature sensor.
    Type: Application
    Filed: October 4, 2017
    Publication date: April 4, 2019
    Applicant: Trane International Inc.
    Inventors: Arulkumar Kaliyaperumal, Christopher Blake Smith, John Hughes, Vinoth Vairamudi, Satish Mukundan Thiruvengadam, Wayne N. Kraft