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titleOfInvention Multiplex system for maintaining of product temperature in a vehicular distribution process
abstract A multiplex system is disclosed for maintaining the temperature of a product during a warehouse and distribution process employing a vehicle. The multiplex system may include a plurality of temperature control zones at which it is desired to maintain the temperature of the product. A cargo temperature control zone includes a parking area for a number of delivery vehicles having cargo containers. A primary refrigeration system is utilized to refrigerate a secondary fluid which is a non-compressible fluid that may be pumped over long distances to the cargo temperature control zone, as well as other temperature control zones. The secondary refrigerated fluid is pumped to air handling units which are advantageously disposed is heat exchange relationships to create and deliver refrigerated air into the cargo container of one or more parked delivery vehicles. If the air handling unit is inside the container, an expansion tank may be provided inside the cargo container for accommodating the hydraulic expansion of secondary fluid in the event the inside temperature becomes elevated. A main supply and return line system connected a fluid distribution center to the temperature control zone which includes a reverse-return line. Auxiliary, flexible supply and return lines are connected to the main supply and return lines and include fluid couplings for quick connection to the cargo containers.
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