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Typically Carolina Heat Pipe incorporates their patented heat exchangers
into new or existing equipment manufactured by others. Rather than manufacture
an existing product and compete with established equipment manufacturers,
Carolina Heat Pipe has elected to enhance the performance of established
air conditioning equipment manufactured by others. Many times this equipment
can be modified by Carolina Heat Pipe enroute to a job site. Often times
a modular unit can be furnished with instructions for field installation.
Richard W. Trent is a graduate engineer that majored
in Heat Engineering SUNY Maritime College and completed graduate refrigeration
work at Columbia University (NY). He was a new product manufacturing program
manager in the Machinery and Systems Division of Carrier Air Conditioning
Company and is past president (1998-1999) of the Charleston Chapter of
American Society of Heating, Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Engineers
(ASHRAE). Trent recently authored a feature article that appeared in the
January 2001 issue of the ASHRAE Journal, titled “Air Conditioning in
Submarines.” He is now a Regional Vice Chair of ASHRAE. The company has a base load of customers that
depend upon Carolina Heat Pipe to furnish their air conditioning systems
with passive dehumidifying heat pipe systems. Some of the name recognizable
commercial installations that contain Carolina Heat Pipe furnished equipment
are listed on the next page.
Chief
Executive Officer and President
