Patents by Inventor PHILIP HOLLANDER
PHILIP HOLLANDER 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).
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Patent number: 10619898Abstract: A water recirculation system operates in a primary mode for evaporatively cooling air. When the water recirculation mode malfunctions, the controller switches a secondary once-through mode. The system includes a sump for collecting water run-off from the evaporative pads, and a pump in fluid communication with the sump. The pump transfers moisture from the sump to the distribution arrangement located at the top of the evaporative pads during the recirculation mode. An automatically operated make-up water valve delivers water to a distribution arrangement on the evaporative pads. A moisture distribution arrangement distributes moisture to the evaporative pads and an automatically operated sump drain valve retains water in the sump when closed and freely drains water from the sump when open. A water level control communicates the sump water level to a control system. A monitoring mechanism detects whether the water-recirculation system has malfunctioned or is operating correctly.Type: GrantFiled: February 5, 2018Date of Patent: April 14, 2020Assignee: BALTIMORE AIRCOIL COMPANY, INC.Inventors: Philip Hollander, Gregory Martell, Wim Uytterhoeven, Thomas Van Dijck, David Andrew Aaron
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Patent number: 10132577Abstract: An adiabatic condenser or fluid cooler is provided. A condensing or fluid cooling coil is provided. An adiabatic pad is provided wherein water can be used to cool the ambient air before entering or impacting the condensing or fluid cooling coil. Controls are provided that can adjust or eliminate the amount of water flowing over the adiabatic pad. The adiabatic pad may also be physically moved to allow ambient air to directly impact the condensing or fluid cooling coil.Type: GrantFiled: January 20, 2014Date of Patent: November 20, 2018Assignee: BALTIMORE AIRCOIL COMPANY, INC.Inventors: Greg Martell, Adam Sheer, Philip Hollander, Preston Blay, David Andrew Aaron
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Publication number: 20180224174Abstract: A water recirculation system operates in a primary mode for evaporatively cooling air. When the water recirculation mode malfunctions, the controller switches a secondary once-through mode. The system includes a sump for collecting water run-off from the evaporative pads, and a pump in fluid communication with the sump. The pump transfers moisture from the sump to the distribution arrangement located at the top of the evaporative pads during the recirculation mode. An automatically operated make-up water valve delivers water to a distribution arrangement on the evaporative pads. A moisture distribution arrangement distributes moisture to the evaporative pads and an automatically operated sump drain valve retains water in the sump when closed and freely drains water from the sump when open. A water level control communicates the sump water level to a control system. A monitoring mechanism detects whether the water-recirculation system has malfunctioned or is operating correctly.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 5, 2018Publication date: August 9, 2018Inventors: Philip Hollander, Gregory Martell, Wim Uytterhoeven, Thomas Van Dijck, David Andrew Aaron
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Patent number: 9803929Abstract: A heat exchange apparatus is provided with an indirect evaporative heat exchange section. An evaporative liquid is downwardly distributed onto the indirect section to indirectly exchange sensible heat with a hot fluid stream flowing within a series of enclosed circuits which comprise the indirect evaporative heat exchange section. An ideal flow rate for such evaporative liquid is between 2.0 and 4.0 gallons per minute per square foot of top surface area of the indirect heat exchange section.Type: GrantFiled: December 3, 2013Date of Patent: October 31, 2017Assignee: Baltimore Aircoil Company, Inc.Inventors: David Andrew Aaron, Zan Liu, Philip Hollander
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Publication number: 20150204626Abstract: An adiabatic condenser or fluid cooler is provided. A condensing or fluid cooling coil is provided. An adiabatic pad is provided wherein water can be used to cool the ambient air before entering or impacting the condensing or fluid cooling coil. Controls are provided that can adjust or eliminate the amount of water flowing over the adiabatic pad. The adiabatic pad may also be physically moved to allow ambient air to directly impact the condensing or fluid cooling coil.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 20, 2014Publication date: July 23, 2015Applicant: Baltimore Aircoil Company, Inc.Inventors: Greg Martell, Adam Sheer, Philip Hollander, Preston Blay, David Andrew Aaron
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Patent number: 9057563Abstract: A heat exchange apparatus is provided with an indirect evaporative heat exchange section and a direct evaporative heat exchange section. The indirect evaporative heat exchange section is usually located above the direct evaporative heat exchange section, and an evaporative liquid is passed downwardly onto the indirect heat exchange section. The evaporative liquid that exits the indirect evaporative heat exchange section then passes downwardly across and through the direct heat exchange section. The evaporative liquid is collected in a sump and then pumped upwardly to be distributed again across the indirect heat exchange section. The indirect heat exchange section is comprised of a plate type heat exchanger.Type: GrantFiled: December 17, 2012Date of Patent: June 16, 2015Assignee: Baltimore Aircoil Company, Inc.Inventors: Thomas Carter, Zan Liu, David Andrew Aaron, Philip Hollander
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Patent number: 9057564Abstract: A heat exchange apparatus is provided with an indirect evaporative heat exchange section and a direct evaporative heat exchange section. The indirect evaporative heat exchange section is usually located above the direct evaporative heat exchange section, and an evaporative liquid is passed downwardly onto the indirect heat exchange section. The evaporative liquid that exits the indirect evaporative heat exchange section then passes downwardly across and through the direct heat exchange section. The evaporative liquid is collected in a sump and then pumped upwardly to be distributed again across the indirect heat exchange section. The indirect heat exchange section is comprised of a plate type heat exchanger. An improved heat exchange apparatus is provided with indirect evaporative heat exchange section consisting of a plate type heat exchanger which provides more surface area per volume compared to other designs.Type: GrantFiled: December 17, 2012Date of Patent: June 16, 2015Assignee: Baltimore Aircoil Company, Inc.Inventors: Thomas Carter, Zan Liu, David Andrew Aaron, Philip Hollander
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Patent number: 9004463Abstract: A heat exchange apparatus is provided with an indirect evaporative heat exchange section and a direct evaporative heat exchange section. The indirect evaporative heat exchange section is usually located above the direct evaporative heat exchange section, and an evaporative liquid is passed downwardly onto the indirect heat exchange section. The evaporative liquid that exits the direct evaporative heat exchange section then passes downwardly across and through the indirect heat exchange section. The evaporative liquid is collected in a sump and then pumped upwardly to be distributed again across the direct heat exchange section. The indirect heat exchange section is comprised of a plate type heat exchanger.Type: GrantFiled: December 17, 2012Date of Patent: April 14, 2015Assignee: Baltimore Aircoil Company, Inc.Inventors: Thomas Carter, Zan Liu, David Andrew Aaron, Philip Hollander
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Publication number: 20140209279Abstract: A heat exchange apparatus is provided with an indirect evaporative heat exchange section. An evaporative liquid is downwardly distributed onto the indirect section to indirectly exchange sensible heat with a hot fluid stream flowing within a series of enclosed circuits which comprise the indirect evaporative heat exchange section. An ideal flow rate for such evaporative liquid is between 2.5 and 3.5 gallons per minute per square foot of top surface area of the indirect heat exchange section.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 3, 2013Publication date: July 31, 2014Applicant: Baltimore Aircoil Company, Inc.Inventors: David Andrew Aaron, Zan Liu, Philip Hollander
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Publication number: 20140166241Abstract: A heat exchange apparatus is provided with an indirect evaporative heat exchange section and a direct evaporative heat exchange section. The indirect evaporative heat exchange section is usually located above the direct evaporative heat exchange section, and an evaporative liquid is passed downwardly onto the indirect heat exchange section. The evaporative liquid that exits the indirect evaporative heat exchange section then passes downwardly across and through the direct heat exchange section. The evaporative liquid is collected in a sump and then pumped upwardly to be distributed again across the indirect heat exchange section. The indirect heat exchange section is comprised of a plate type heat exchanger.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 17, 2012Publication date: June 19, 2014Applicant: Baltimore Aircoil Company, Inc.Inventors: THOMAS CARTER, Zan Liu, David Andrew Aaron, Philip Hollander
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Publication number: 20140166254Abstract: A heat exchange apparatus is provided with an indirect evaporative heat exchange section and a direct evaporative heat exchange section. The indirect evaporative heat exchange section is usually located above the direct evaporative heat exchange section, and an evaporative liquid is passed downwardly onto the indirect heat exchange section. The evaporative liquid that exits the direct evaporative heat exchange section then passes downwardly across and through the indirect heat exchange section. The evaporative liquid is collected in a sump and then pumped upwardly to be distributed again across the direct heat exchange section. The indirect heat exchange section is comprised of a plate type heat exchanger.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 17, 2012Publication date: June 19, 2014Applicant: Baltimore Aircoil Company, Inc.Inventors: Thomas Carter, Zan Liu, David Andrew Aaron, Philip Hollander
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Publication number: 20140166240Abstract: A heat exchange apparatus is provided with an indirect evaporative heat exchange section and a direct evaporative heat exchange section. The indirect evaporative heat exchange section is usually located above the direct evaporative heat exchange section, and an evaporative liquid is passed downwardly onto the indirect heat exchange section. The evaporative liquid that exits the indirect evaporative heat exchange section then passes downwardly across and through the direct heat exchange section. The evaporative liquid is collected in a sump and then pumped upwardly to be distributed again across the indirect heat exchange section. The indirect heat exchange section is comprised of a plate type heat exchanger. An improved heat exchange apparatus is provided with indirect evaporative heat exchange section consisting of a plate type heat exchanger which provides more surface area per volume compared to other designs.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 17, 2012Publication date: June 19, 2014Applicant: BALTIMORE AIRCOIL COMPANY, INC.Inventors: THOMAS CARTER, ZAN LIU, DAVID ANDREW AARON, PHILIP HOLLANDER