- What is patented
- Granted patents cover core elements of the system architecture for compressor-driven cooling — the reworked circuit from the expansion side into the evaporator. Claim detail is shared in a scoped technical dialogue.
- Already implemented
- The architecture is not a concept study. The solution has already been implemented, and the architecture is deployment-ready on air-to-air units.
- The documented result
- In a documented air-to-air comparison reviewed by AFRY, a selected configuration delivered 28% more cooling at the same electrical input. The result is configuration-specific and does not constitute a universal performance guarantee for other systems.
- What integration on a new platform requires
- A defined target platform and operating envelope, a measured baseline for that platform, component and control interfaces, a safety assessment, documentation and relevant certification preparation.
- How a scoped OEM evaluation runs
- First the target platform, operating conditions and integration scope are defined. Then a matched evaluation is agreed: identical conditions, an agreed measurement protocol, and results reported whatever they show.
- From validation to licensing and rollout
- Platform validation leads into design-in, licensing terms and staged rollout across the platform family. Ongoing integration processes are not agreements, approvals or series production.