John Edward Mckissack

age ~76

from Nashville, TN

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Integrated Ventilation Unit
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US Patent:

20110308265, Dec 22, 2011
Filed:

Jun 1, 2011
Appl. No.:

13/150750
Inventors:

Seng K. Phannavong - Southaven MS, US
Christopher A. Hughes - Lakeland TN, US
Thomas W. Clark - Germantown TN, US
John P. McKissack - Memphis TN, US
David G. Street - Germantown TN, US
Timothy J. Roberts - Collierville TN, US
Assignee:

THOMAS & BETTS INTERNATIONAL, INC. - Wilmington DE
International Classification:

F25B 49/00
US Classification:

62160
Abstract:

An integrated ventilation unit configured to provide ventilation and conditioned air to an indoor space may include a heat pump system, an energy recovery device and a control unit. The heat pump system may include a first coil located at a supply air side of the ventilation unit, a second coil located at an exhaust air side of the ventilation unit, and a compressor. The energy recovery device may be configured to transfer heat between a return air stream and a supply air stream and the control unit may be configured to control operation of the heat pump system and the energy recovery device.

Integrated Ventilation Unit
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US Patent:

20180119981, May 3, 2018
Filed:

Nov 9, 2017
Appl. No.:

15/808689
Inventors:

- Mercer PA, US
Christopher Adam Hughes - Lakeland TN, US
Thomas W. Clark - Germantown TN, US
John Patrick McKissack - Memphis TN, US
David Street - Memphis TN, US
Timothy J. Roberts - Eureka MO, US
International Classification:

F24F 12/00
F24D 15/04
F24F 3/044
F24F 3/14
F25B 49/02
Abstract:

An integrated ventilation unit configured to provide ventilation and conditioned air to an indoor space may include a heat pump system, an energy recovery device and a control unit. The heat pump system may include a first coil located at a supply air side of the ventilation unit, a second coil located at an exhaust air side of the ventilation unit, and a compressor. The energy recovery device may be configured to transfer heat between a return air stream and a supply air stream and the control unit may be configured to control operation of the heat pump system and the energy recovery device.

Air Conditioning System Having Actively Controlled And Stabilized Hot Gas Reheat Circuit
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US Patent:

20160273815, Sep 22, 2016
Filed:

Mar 19, 2015
Appl. No.:

14/662550
Inventors:

- O'Fallon MO, US
Richard Brian Reed - O'Fallon MO, US
Richard Gerard Blasko - Hubbart OH, US
John Patrick McKissack - Memphis TN, US
Avinash Keshavrao Gholap - O'Fallon MO, US
International Classification:

F25B 49/02
F25B 13/00
Abstract:

A method for controlling an air conditioning system comprises routing refrigerant through an evaporator to cool air in a space, proportioning refrigerant flow from the evaporator between a condenser circuit and a hot gas reheat circuit that heats air leaving the evaporator, routing refrigerant flow from the condenser circuit and the hot gas reheat circuit through an expansion device and back to the evaporator, monitoring a first temperature at the evaporator, stabilizing proportioning of refrigerant flow between the condenser circuit and the hot gas reheat circuit based on the monitored first temperature.

Integrated Ventilation Unit
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US Patent:

20150198350, Jul 16, 2015
Filed:

Jan 29, 2015
Appl. No.:

14/608658
Inventors:

- Mercer PA, US
Christopher Adam Hughes - Lakeland TN, US
Thomas W. Clark - Germantown TN, US
John P. McKissack - Memphis TN, US
David Street - Germantown TN, US
Timothy J. Roberts - Collierville TN, US
International Classification:

F24F 12/00
F24D 15/04
F25B 49/02
F24F 11/00
Abstract:

An integrated ventilation unit configured to provide ventilation and conditioned air to an indoor space may include a heat pump system, an energy recovery device and a control unit. The heat pump system may include a first coil located at a supply air side of the ventilation unit, a second coil located at an exhaust air side of the ventilation unit, and a compressor. The energy recovery device may be configured to transfer heat between a return air stream and a supply air stream and the control unit may be configured to control operation of the heat pump system and the energy recovery device.