(Based on 44(e)) Heat exchangers being parts of machines, air-cooled condensers; refrigerant compressors; heat exchangers

(Based on 44(e)) Computer software and self-learning automation system comprising computer software and hardware for use in heat transfer solutions in commercial HVAC, and other process applications that involve fluid flow for the movement of heat energy, by minimizing any one or a combination of consumable inputs and/or outputs such as energy, water, natural gas, or carbon emissions, while monitoring and maintaining desired process settings, such as ambient humidity, temperature, flow rate, or other quantitative measures of output; Computer software and hardware used to learn, monitor and track changes in equipment performance, system performance, system demands, ambient condition trends, by way of observation over time and time dependent and time independent modeling that is able to optimize in response to dynamic overall system changes resulting from aging of equipment, poor maintenance of equipment, removal of equipment from service, changing time schedule of the building occupant requirements, time dependent load profiles, time dependent weather profiles; Computer software and hardware used to monitor, analyze, optimize system level controls and automation of fluid pumps and fluid circulating pumps and parts therefor; automated balancing valves for heat pumps, and electronic energy meters and instruments for tracking and monitoring supply temperature, return temperature, flows, device poser consumption, ambient weather conditions, and time of use schedule; heat transfer systems comprising computer software and hardware to provide operational control of heating or cooling of water circulation systems for commercial buildings, ice making or industrial process systems

(Based on 44(e)) Evaporative water cooling towers, closed circuit adiabatic coolers being evaporative air coolers, air handler units, fan coils as parts of heating or cooling installations; cooling evaporators, heat pumps, ground source bore wells being heat pumps, regulating valves for flow and thermal energy storage, solar thermal collection panels, steam generators, heating boilers, natural gas burners, wood chip/pellet boilers, bia-mass heating boilers