Cool Flow, Inc. is located in
Houston, Texas. Since 1974, it has specialized
in automobile air conditioning
related services, but has expanded its business
to include product development.
In 1998, the company began manufacturing
refrigerant based chillers & intercoolers for
turbocharged engines. Also, two U.S. Patents
were granted for products developed by the
company.
The first was a Liquid Dispensing System, an
innovative method used to accurately service
measured amounts of bulk liquids/gases,
refrigerants, chemicals, etc, in various
stationary, and mobile applications. The second
patent, recently granted, is a suction line heat
exchanger, also referred to as refrigerated
intercooler, or, condenser after-cooler which
improves phase change efficiencies of a/c
systems. So, in addition to its core business of
high quality a/c system repair services, Cool
Flow now produces several unique new products:
High efficiency
chillers & intercoolers for turbocharged
engines.
These are sold to high performance car
enthusiasts who want to achieve colder air than
produced by the old technology of ambient air
chilled "charge-air" coolers
Engine fuel
coolers.
Prevents fuel starvation to the engine due to
vapor-locking. Uses cold suction return gas
of the a/c system to chill gasoline.
Transmission
oil coolers.
Prevents transmission oil overheating while
pulling heavy loads. Uses cold suction return
gas of the a/c system to chill the
transmission fluid.
Suction line
heat exchangers/condenser after-coolers.
Sub-cools hot liquid refrigerant after it
leaves the condenser. The purpose is to
improve phase changes in both the condenser &
evaporator by preventing saturated heat from
re-entering the evaporator. The need for such
a device arises because of the common problem
of condenser inefficiencies.
