Roland Roger Lambert

age ~86

from Oviedo, FL

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Roland N. Lambert
Director

Larel Energy Systems, Inc

1 Hunter Ave, Mount Plymouth, FL 32776

Subterranean Heating And Cooling System
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US Patent:

44495722, May 22, 1984
Filed:

Jan 24, 1983
Appl. No.:

6/460186
Inventors:

Roland Lambert - Longwood FL
Assignee:

Ladek Corporation - Longwood FL
International Classification:

F24J 302
US Classification:

165 1
Abstract:

A method and equipment for increasing the efficiency of a heat pump is the subject of the present invention. The method comprises providing an underground pathway for air travel, forcing a quantity of air through the pathway for operation of the heat pump, and directing air emanating from the underground pathway to the heat pump inlet. The equipment of the invention comprises a heat pump, an underground conduit presenting an elongated path for accommodating the flow of air therethrough for heat exchange purposes with the earth, with the outlet of the underground conduit being disposed for directing air toward the heat pump.

Subterranean Heating And Cooling System
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US Patent:

43696350, Jan 25, 1983
Filed:

Mar 27, 1981
Appl. No.:

6/248427
Inventors:

Roland Lambert - Longwood FL
Assignee:

Ladek Corporation - Longwood FL
International Classification:

F25B 2900
US Classification:

62260
Abstract:

A method and equipment for increasing the efficiency of a heat pump is the subject of the present invention. The method comprises providing an underground pathway for air travel, forcing a quantity of air through the pathway for operation of the heat pump, and directing air emanating from the underground pathway to the heat pump inlet. The equipment of the invention comprises a heat pump, an underground conduit presenting an elongated path for accommodating the flow of air therethrough for heat exchange purposes with the earth, with the outlet of the underground conduit being disposed for directing air toward the heat pump.