US2010107666A1PendingUtilityA1

Automatic system for evaporation of condensates

Assignee: SANTANA LEON FRANCISCO JAVIERPriority: Dec 15, 2006Filed: Dec 13, 2007Published: May 6, 2010
Est. expiryDec 15, 2026(~0.4 yrs left)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
F25D 21/14F24F 13/222F25B 2339/041
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Abstract

Consists of the installation of a set of condensation control elements on to the lower rear part of the external condenser units of air-conditioning systems, permitting the elimination by evaporation of the liquid formed in the air-conditioning process. The system is made up of an electric liquid level sensor, which is connected to the liquid collection container on the bottom of the external condenser unit, and which, depending on the level of liquid in the container, activates the pump, which pumps the water through pipes connected to the rear ventilation grille and releases it on to the condenser through atomizers at the end of the pipes, causing the liquid to evaporate, thereby making it unnecessary to install condensed liquid drainage pipes and improving heat efficiency by cooling the ventilation grille of the condenser unit.

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1 . Automatic condensed liquid evaporation system comprising a combination of elements consisting of a liquid pump, a liquid level sensor and a set of pipes with atomizers on the end, which are placed on the external condenser units of air-conditioning systems in such a way as to collect the condensed liquid which accumulates in the lower tray of the condenser and release it in the form of a fine spray over the top of the ventilation grille of the external condenser unit. 
   
   
       2 . Automatic condensed liquid evaporation system as claimed in  claim 1 , comprising an electric liquid level sensor which activates the pump-also electric-only when it detects the presence of a high enough level of liquid in the tray for the collection of water from the drainage pipes of the evaporating and condensing units of the air-conditioning system.

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