Home List your patent My account Help Support us

Kearns' Cooling Blanket

[Category : - Heating & Cooling]
[Viewed 2090 times]

Abstract: This method of cooling provides that water is the primary catalyst for the cooling, rather than air in the standard systems, and provides that in the open system that cooling tubes are placed in the ceiling of the enclosed space or external covered area It provides for lower than 32 degrees Fahrenheit temperature in normal operation parameters in the closed system configuration. Further, it provides for recycling of the water back for reuse by a hot water heater in a normal home use construct. A secondary use of the open system is as a fire control system with the understood heat release valves used with the ceiling cooling tubes. Further, water expelled as condensation is recycled back into the system for use.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION
Field of the Invention
This invention relates to an air conditioning system which utilizes a refrigerated system to chill water and pump the water through lines to provide for the primary catalyst for the cooling system and utilization of separate warm and cold tanks to enhance the cooling potential of the system with an external water supply, and additionally makes use of initially cold temperature systems to provide for greater efficiency.

Currently utilized systems make use of an “A” frame system which has a compressor pumping refrigerant coolant and changing it from a gas to a liquid and thus produces the cold by “boiling” the gas when it is changed from a gas to a liquid and back again and works because of the Laws of Thermodynamics.

Other systems use a heat pump to produce heat and cold by moving the cold air from an outside source into the inside and moving the heat out of the internal area again because of the Laws of Thermodynamics.

Financial information

This is a non-provisional utility patent application and should be patented in 2014. It should have unlimited market potential and should be very lucrative for any company.

I would like to have an outright sale of the invention. It has not been marketed before for sale. It is now published and the application can be viewed at:

Link

and other web sites.

I would also consider a license with royalties if an outright sale is not possible.

This application claims the benefits of provisional patent application No. 61/520,151 filed on Jun. 6, 2011 by the present inventor.

Patent publications:

No published information
Ask the inventor for a copy of the filed application

Asking price:

Make an offer

Rate this patent

Great invention
Viewed: 2090 times

Seller:

jlkearns (United States)

Ask a question
or start a negotiation

Contact the seller

Share on social media