MUMBAI, India, Sept. 14 -- Intellectual Property India has published a patent application (202641050968 A) filed by National Institute Of Ocean Technology on April 21, 2026, for A Central Air Conditioning System Integrated With An Atmospheric Water Generator.
Inventors include Ramakrishnan, Balaji; Ravichandaran, Vijaya; Sistla Venkata Satya, Phani Kumar; Ganapathy, Dhinesh; Kuppusamy, Mullai Vendhan; Gunasekaran, Aravind; Ashokkhumar, Charan Kumar; Venkatraj, Gowtham; Padinjarethalakkal, Anilkumar Abhilash; and Kandasamy, Karthikeyan.
The application for the patent was published on September 11, 2026, under issue no. 37/2026.
Abstract: ABSTRACT A CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONING SYSTEM INTEGRATED WITH AN ATMOSPHERIC WATER GENERATOR The present disclosure relates to a central air conditioning system (100) integrated with an atmospheric water generator. The system (100) comprises an air handling unit (102) including a mixing chamber (104) and a cooling coil (106) operatively connected to a chiller unit (108), a fresh air intake duct (116) to receive fresh air (116a) and a return air duct (118) to supply return air (118a) to the mixing chamber (104). A modulating damper system controls a ratio of fresh air and return air entering the mixing chamber (104), while a variable speed blower (122) regulates airflow rate. A plurality of sensors provides environmental signals to a control unit (130) for dynamically adjusting damper positions and blower speed. The system (100) maintains indoor temperature and humidity while enhancing condensate recovery and is adaptable for retrofit installation in existing HVAC systems.
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