CA1179136A - Fixture for feeding and adjusting a heat carrier for a surface air conditioner - Google Patents
Fixture for feeding and adjusting a heat carrier for a surface air conditionerInfo
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
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Abstract
ABSTRACT OF THE DISCLOSURE
The present invention provides a connector device which contains a transfer unit, which on the outlet side has a flow connector and a return connector for the air conditioning device. On the inlet side on the transfer unit there is a combination regulator connected to an inlet line connector and an outlet line connector for the thermal transfer agent. The combination regulator contains in addition a by-pass between the input line connector and the output line connector, in which there is a by-pass valve. This by-pass valve is controlled by means of a flow valve depending on the feed control. This results in a simple and varied connector capability for an area air conditioning system.
The present invention provides a connector device which contains a transfer unit, which on the outlet side has a flow connector and a return connector for the air conditioning device. On the inlet side on the transfer unit there is a combination regulator connected to an inlet line connector and an outlet line connector for the thermal transfer agent. The combination regulator contains in addition a by-pass between the input line connector and the output line connector, in which there is a by-pass valve. This by-pass valve is controlled by means of a flow valve depending on the feed control. This results in a simple and varied connector capability for an area air conditioning system.
Description
- ~'7~36 The present invention relates to a connecting device for conveying and regulating a thermal carrier for an area air conditioning system.
The expression "area air conditioning system" and "thermal carrier" are here understood to be in their broadest sense, in which regard the thermal carrier can be used for the supply and removal of heat. Accordingly, the area air con-ditioning system can be used for either heating or cooling.
In area air conditioning systems, for example, floor heaters or ceiling heaters, it is usual that a distributor case is disposed in the vicinity of a riser line in a building, the supply and return lines for the air conditioning systems in var-ious rooms being connected to this distributor case. Such a distribu-tor case contains regulator valves which are used to switch on and switch off the individual air conditioning systems.
In such an air conditioning system it is a disadvantage that on each occasion a supply line and a return line must pass through the distributor case, this requiring the use of long lines.
In addition, the individual rooms can only be heated as a whole, wherein it is only possible to provide thermostatic control of the air conditioning systems at ~onsiderable expense.
The present invention provides a connector device for the supply and regulation of a thermal carrier for an area air conditioning system, in which the aforesaid disadvantages are not present.
According to the present invention there is provided a connecting device for conveying and regulating a thermal carrier for an area air conditioning system, having a supply and a return connector for the supply and return of the air conditioning system, an inlet and an outlet connector for the thermal carrier and the regulating device, a transfer unit on which on the outlet side the supply connec-tor and the return ~'7~3~i connector for the air conditioning system, and on the input side a regulating device in the form of a combination regulator are arranged, the inlet line connector and the outlet line connector for the thermal carrier being arranged on the combination regulator and the combination regulator controlling a by-pass between the lnlet line connector and the outlet line connector depending on the flow regulation.
Because the connector has a transfer unit to which a combination regulator is connected and on which the feed connector and the return connector for the thermal carrier are connected, the combination regulator controlling a by-pass between the feed connector and the outlet connector depending on the regulation of the supply, fresh possibilities for the control of an area air conditioning system result.
The connector allows the regulation of each individual area air conditioning system, for example, in aroom. In addition, the connector allows the series connection of several area air conditioning systems, for example, the series connection of the area air conditioning system of one or several rooms. It is also possible to divide the area air conditioning system into individual sectors, these being connected to each other in a series, each of which can be individually controlled. More-over, it is also possible, in a very simple manner, to provide the combined regulating device with a -thermostat so that individual control of each area air conditioning system is possible. Furthermore, there is the advantage that the series connection of several area air conditioning systems results in a considerable economy in line, since not every area air conditioning system must be provided with a double line to a central distributor. Finally, this connector allows completely new conditions when laying out area air conditioning systems, for example, in various rooms of a dwelling, in which regard, ~L ~Lt~ r ~ ~
for example, the rooms that have to be heated less, such as the bedrooms, and have area air conditioning systems that are con-nected in series, whereas rooms that require more heat, for example, living rooms, may be connected directly to the riser line. Since the connector is independent of central distribu-tors with regulating devices, the connec-ting device allows in particular the subse~uent incorporation of such area air condi-tioning systems in existing buildings, something which was impos-sible with area air conditioning systems up to this time.
According to one embodiment of the present invention, the combination regulator is a single tube valve. Desirably the single tube valve is connected to the transfer unit by a connec-tor piece which has coaxially arranged flow and return channels, the transfer unit having a flow chamber and a return chamber, which chambers have coaxial connecting pieces for the connec-tor piece of the single tube valve. Again the single tube valve may be connected to the transfer unit by a connector piece, this having a tube that is divided into a flow channel and a re-turn channel, the transfer unit having a flow chamber and a re-turn chamber, said chambers being connected by a divided connec-tor piece with the connector piece of the single tube valve.
Suitably, the single tube valve is connected to the transfer unit by the connector piece with a flow channel and a return channel, the return channel having a flow chamber and a return chamber, the flow channel or the return channel being in the form of an immersion pipe passing through a chamber to another cham-ber.
In another embodiment of the present invention, the combination regulator has a regulator valve connected above to the transfer unit which unit is connected with the feed connec-tor and has a branch piece belleath, said branch piece being con-nected with the return connector and in which both the input ~7~316 line connector and the outlet line connector for the thermal carrier are arranged, and a branch line connected to the branch piece which is connected with the inlet of the regulator valve.
Suitably the input line connector is connected to the side of the branch piece that faces away from the transfer unit and the return connector is connected to the side of the branch piece that faces the transfer unit, the branch line being connected between the outlet line connector and the input line connector.
In a further embodiment of the present invention, the combination regulator is provided with a thermostat.
In a still further embodiment of the present inven-tion there is provided for the control of the connector by pro-viding the connector with a throttle valve which is preferably connected to the transfer unit at the flow connector.
The connector is suitably provided with a simple air bleed system. According to a further embodiment of the present invention therefore the -transfer unit has an air bleed, a flow chamber and a return chamber each being connected through an air bleed channel to a common air bleed screw that shuts off the air bleed channels. Thus, the air bleed channels can, for example, be arranged on both sides of a partition wall of the chambers in an outer wall, and closed off by means of a com-mon air bleed screw. In a further advantageous embodiment the air bleed tube screw is a spindle having a closing cone seating in a conical recess, arranged between the chambers which opens out into the air bleeder channels.
A particularly advantageous use of the connectors are, in which at least two area air conditioning systems, each of which is provided with a connector, are connected in series.
The present invention will be further illustrated by way of the accompanying drawings, in which:
Fig. 1 is a cross-section through a connector device, ~:~'7~3~36 according to one embodiment of the present invention, Fig. 2 is a cross-section through a connector device, according to a further embodiment of the present invention;
Fig. 3 is a cross-section through a connector device, accordlng to a still further embodiment of the present inven-tion;
Fig. 4 is a cross-section through an air bleed device of the connector of Figure 2; and Fig. 5 is a plan view of an arrangement of several area air conditioning systems used in a single room.
The connector shown in Fig. 1 comprises a transfer unit 2 which on the outlet side is connected through a throttie valve 4 to a supply connector 6 and a return connector 8. To this is connected an area air conditioning device that is not shown in greater detail than is shown subsequently in Fig. 5.
On the inlet side a combination regulator 10 is connected to the transfer unit 2, an input line connector 12 and an output line connector 14 for the thermal carrier being provided on this unit 12.
The combination regulator 10 is a so-called single tube valve and contains a connector piece 16, and is divided by a longitudinal wall 18 in to a flow channel 20 and a return chan-nel 22. These open into a flow chamber 24 and into a return chamber 26 of the transfer unit 2. Within the combination regu-lator 10 the flow channel 20 passes through a feed valve 28 to the input line connector 12. The return channel 22isconnected directly to the outlet line connector 14. Between the outlet line connector 14 and the input line connecter 12 there is a by-pass 32 which can he controlled by means of a by-pass valve 30. The flow valve 28 and the by-pass valve 30 are connected to each other and can be controlled by means of a common valve 33 such that when the by-pass valve 30 is ciosed the flow valve 3~
The expression "area air conditioning system" and "thermal carrier" are here understood to be in their broadest sense, in which regard the thermal carrier can be used for the supply and removal of heat. Accordingly, the area air con-ditioning system can be used for either heating or cooling.
In area air conditioning systems, for example, floor heaters or ceiling heaters, it is usual that a distributor case is disposed in the vicinity of a riser line in a building, the supply and return lines for the air conditioning systems in var-ious rooms being connected to this distributor case. Such a distribu-tor case contains regulator valves which are used to switch on and switch off the individual air conditioning systems.
In such an air conditioning system it is a disadvantage that on each occasion a supply line and a return line must pass through the distributor case, this requiring the use of long lines.
In addition, the individual rooms can only be heated as a whole, wherein it is only possible to provide thermostatic control of the air conditioning systems at ~onsiderable expense.
The present invention provides a connector device for the supply and regulation of a thermal carrier for an area air conditioning system, in which the aforesaid disadvantages are not present.
According to the present invention there is provided a connecting device for conveying and regulating a thermal carrier for an area air conditioning system, having a supply and a return connector for the supply and return of the air conditioning system, an inlet and an outlet connector for the thermal carrier and the regulating device, a transfer unit on which on the outlet side the supply connec-tor and the return ~'7~3~i connector for the air conditioning system, and on the input side a regulating device in the form of a combination regulator are arranged, the inlet line connector and the outlet line connector for the thermal carrier being arranged on the combination regulator and the combination regulator controlling a by-pass between the lnlet line connector and the outlet line connector depending on the flow regulation.
Because the connector has a transfer unit to which a combination regulator is connected and on which the feed connector and the return connector for the thermal carrier are connected, the combination regulator controlling a by-pass between the feed connector and the outlet connector depending on the regulation of the supply, fresh possibilities for the control of an area air conditioning system result.
The connector allows the regulation of each individual area air conditioning system, for example, in aroom. In addition, the connector allows the series connection of several area air conditioning systems, for example, the series connection of the area air conditioning system of one or several rooms. It is also possible to divide the area air conditioning system into individual sectors, these being connected to each other in a series, each of which can be individually controlled. More-over, it is also possible, in a very simple manner, to provide the combined regulating device with a -thermostat so that individual control of each area air conditioning system is possible. Furthermore, there is the advantage that the series connection of several area air conditioning systems results in a considerable economy in line, since not every area air conditioning system must be provided with a double line to a central distributor. Finally, this connector allows completely new conditions when laying out area air conditioning systems, for example, in various rooms of a dwelling, in which regard, ~L ~Lt~ r ~ ~
for example, the rooms that have to be heated less, such as the bedrooms, and have area air conditioning systems that are con-nected in series, whereas rooms that require more heat, for example, living rooms, may be connected directly to the riser line. Since the connector is independent of central distribu-tors with regulating devices, the connec-ting device allows in particular the subse~uent incorporation of such area air condi-tioning systems in existing buildings, something which was impos-sible with area air conditioning systems up to this time.
According to one embodiment of the present invention, the combination regulator is a single tube valve. Desirably the single tube valve is connected to the transfer unit by a connec-tor piece which has coaxially arranged flow and return channels, the transfer unit having a flow chamber and a return chamber, which chambers have coaxial connecting pieces for the connec-tor piece of the single tube valve. Again the single tube valve may be connected to the transfer unit by a connector piece, this having a tube that is divided into a flow channel and a re-turn channel, the transfer unit having a flow chamber and a re-turn chamber, said chambers being connected by a divided connec-tor piece with the connector piece of the single tube valve.
Suitably, the single tube valve is connected to the transfer unit by the connector piece with a flow channel and a return channel, the return channel having a flow chamber and a return chamber, the flow channel or the return channel being in the form of an immersion pipe passing through a chamber to another cham-ber.
In another embodiment of the present invention, the combination regulator has a regulator valve connected above to the transfer unit which unit is connected with the feed connec-tor and has a branch piece belleath, said branch piece being con-nected with the return connector and in which both the input ~7~316 line connector and the outlet line connector for the thermal carrier are arranged, and a branch line connected to the branch piece which is connected with the inlet of the regulator valve.
Suitably the input line connector is connected to the side of the branch piece that faces away from the transfer unit and the return connector is connected to the side of the branch piece that faces the transfer unit, the branch line being connected between the outlet line connector and the input line connector.
In a further embodiment of the present invention, the combination regulator is provided with a thermostat.
In a still further embodiment of the present inven-tion there is provided for the control of the connector by pro-viding the connector with a throttle valve which is preferably connected to the transfer unit at the flow connector.
The connector is suitably provided with a simple air bleed system. According to a further embodiment of the present invention therefore the -transfer unit has an air bleed, a flow chamber and a return chamber each being connected through an air bleed channel to a common air bleed screw that shuts off the air bleed channels. Thus, the air bleed channels can, for example, be arranged on both sides of a partition wall of the chambers in an outer wall, and closed off by means of a com-mon air bleed screw. In a further advantageous embodiment the air bleed tube screw is a spindle having a closing cone seating in a conical recess, arranged between the chambers which opens out into the air bleeder channels.
A particularly advantageous use of the connectors are, in which at least two area air conditioning systems, each of which is provided with a connector, are connected in series.
The present invention will be further illustrated by way of the accompanying drawings, in which:
Fig. 1 is a cross-section through a connector device, ~:~'7~3~36 according to one embodiment of the present invention, Fig. 2 is a cross-section through a connector device, according to a further embodiment of the present invention;
Fig. 3 is a cross-section through a connector device, accordlng to a still further embodiment of the present inven-tion;
Fig. 4 is a cross-section through an air bleed device of the connector of Figure 2; and Fig. 5 is a plan view of an arrangement of several area air conditioning systems used in a single room.
The connector shown in Fig. 1 comprises a transfer unit 2 which on the outlet side is connected through a throttie valve 4 to a supply connector 6 and a return connector 8. To this is connected an area air conditioning device that is not shown in greater detail than is shown subsequently in Fig. 5.
On the inlet side a combination regulator 10 is connected to the transfer unit 2, an input line connector 12 and an output line connector 14 for the thermal carrier being provided on this unit 12.
The combination regulator 10 is a so-called single tube valve and contains a connector piece 16, and is divided by a longitudinal wall 18 in to a flow channel 20 and a return chan-nel 22. These open into a flow chamber 24 and into a return chamber 26 of the transfer unit 2. Within the combination regu-lator 10 the flow channel 20 passes through a feed valve 28 to the input line connector 12. The return channel 22isconnected directly to the outlet line connector 14. Between the outlet line connector 14 and the input line connecter 12 there is a by-pass 32 which can he controlled by means of a by-pass valve 30. The flow valve 28 and the by-pass valve 30 are connected to each other and can be controlled by means of a common valve 33 such that when the by-pass valve 30 is ciosed the flow valve 3~
2$ is open and the by-pass valve 30 opens to the extent that the flow valve 28 closes. When the flow valve 28 is closed the by-pass valve is completely open so that the thermal carrier is passed directly into the outlet line connector 14 from the in-let line connector 12.
Fig. 2 shows another connector in which once again an input line connector 12 and an outlet line connector 14 are con-nected to a transfer unit 36 through a combination regulator 34, a flow connector 6 and a return connector 8 for the area air conditioning system being connected to this transfer unit 36.
The combination regulator 34 which is once again a single tube valve, is connected to the transfer unit 36 by a connector piece 38, the connector piece 38 having an axial return channel 40, a flow channel 42 being arranged coaxially around channel 40. The latter opens into a flow chamber 44 of the transfer unit 36. The return channel 40 is formed by means of an extend-ed tube, i.e., a submersion tube 46, this extending through a partition wall 48 of the transfer unit 36 into the return cham-ber 50. The submersion tube 46 reaches into the combination re~ulator 34 through a valve element 52 and is connected through a transverse channel 54 to the outlet line connector 14. ~e-tween the input line connector 12 and the outlet line connector 14 there is once again a by-pass 56, the valve element 52 being so structured that on the one hand it opens up the feed there-upon closing the by-pass 36 and on the other hand as it is closed opens up the by-pass 36 to the feed channel 42. A hand control 58 serves to adjust the valve element 52.
Fig. 3 shows a further connector device in which once again an input line connector 12 and an output line connector 14 are connected through a combination regulator 60 with a trans-fer unit 62 on which the flow connector 6 and the return con-nector 8 are arranged. The combination of regulator 60 has above a regulator valve on the transfer unit 62, this being eonnected through a flow chamber 66 of the transfer unit 62 to the flow eonneetor 6. On the lower portion of the transfer unit 62 there is a braneh pieee 68 on whieh on the side that faees the transfer unit 62 the outlet line eonneetor 14 is arranged~
On the side that faees away from the transfer unit 62 the braneh pieee ~8 is arranged and is connected to the input line connee-tor 12. In the area between the input line eonnector 12 and the output line conneetor 14 there is a braneh line 70 that is oriented upwards and -this opens out into the inlet of the regulating valve 64. The branch pieee 68 forms a by-pass 72 into whieh thermal earrier ean flow from the input line eonnector 12 direetly into the output line conneetor 14 according to the ex-tent to whieh the regulator valve 64 is opened. The branch pieee 68 is eonneeted through the return ehamber 74 to the return eonneetor 8.
Fig. 4 shows an air bleed system 76 as is used, for example, for the eonneetor deviee shown in Fig. 2. The flow ehamber 44 and the re-turn ehamber 50 of the transfer unit 36 are on each occasion connected through an air bleed channel 78, 80 to a common air bleed screw 82 that closes off the air bleed ehannels. The latter is shaped as a spindle having a elosing cone 84 that seats in a conical reeessed portion 86 -that is arranged between the ehambers 44, 50 in the partition wall 48 and whieh open out into the air bleed ehannel 78, 80.
Many various eonfigurations are conceivable. In par-tieular features of the above described exemplary versions can be interchanged. Thus, for example, the eonneetor shown in Fig. 1 can be structured in a manner similar to that shown in Fig. 2, i.e., the feed channel 20 or the return channel 22 can be a submersion tube, this passing through a chamber in the transfer unit. In plaee of the arrangement of the throttle
Fig. 2 shows another connector in which once again an input line connector 12 and an outlet line connector 14 are con-nected to a transfer unit 36 through a combination regulator 34, a flow connector 6 and a return connector 8 for the area air conditioning system being connected to this transfer unit 36.
The combination regulator 34 which is once again a single tube valve, is connected to the transfer unit 36 by a connector piece 38, the connector piece 38 having an axial return channel 40, a flow channel 42 being arranged coaxially around channel 40. The latter opens into a flow chamber 44 of the transfer unit 36. The return channel 40 is formed by means of an extend-ed tube, i.e., a submersion tube 46, this extending through a partition wall 48 of the transfer unit 36 into the return cham-ber 50. The submersion tube 46 reaches into the combination re~ulator 34 through a valve element 52 and is connected through a transverse channel 54 to the outlet line connector 14. ~e-tween the input line connector 12 and the outlet line connector 14 there is once again a by-pass 56, the valve element 52 being so structured that on the one hand it opens up the feed there-upon closing the by-pass 36 and on the other hand as it is closed opens up the by-pass 36 to the feed channel 42. A hand control 58 serves to adjust the valve element 52.
Fig. 3 shows a further connector device in which once again an input line connector 12 and an output line connector 14 are connected through a combination regulator 60 with a trans-fer unit 62 on which the flow connector 6 and the return con-nector 8 are arranged. The combination of regulator 60 has above a regulator valve on the transfer unit 62, this being eonnected through a flow chamber 66 of the transfer unit 62 to the flow eonneetor 6. On the lower portion of the transfer unit 62 there is a braneh pieee 68 on whieh on the side that faees the transfer unit 62 the outlet line eonneetor 14 is arranged~
On the side that faees away from the transfer unit 62 the braneh pieee ~8 is arranged and is connected to the input line connee-tor 12. In the area between the input line eonnector 12 and the output line conneetor 14 there is a braneh line 70 that is oriented upwards and -this opens out into the inlet of the regulating valve 64. The branch pieee 68 forms a by-pass 72 into whieh thermal earrier ean flow from the input line eonnector 12 direetly into the output line conneetor 14 according to the ex-tent to whieh the regulator valve 64 is opened. The branch pieee 68 is eonneeted through the return ehamber 74 to the return eonneetor 8.
Fig. 4 shows an air bleed system 76 as is used, for example, for the eonneetor deviee shown in Fig. 2. The flow ehamber 44 and the re-turn ehamber 50 of the transfer unit 36 are on each occasion connected through an air bleed channel 78, 80 to a common air bleed screw 82 that closes off the air bleed ehannels. The latter is shaped as a spindle having a elosing cone 84 that seats in a conical reeessed portion 86 -that is arranged between the ehambers 44, 50 in the partition wall 48 and whieh open out into the air bleed ehannel 78, 80.
Many various eonfigurations are conceivable. In par-tieular features of the above described exemplary versions can be interchanged. Thus, for example, the eonneetor shown in Fig. 1 can be structured in a manner similar to that shown in Fig. 2, i.e., the feed channel 20 or the return channel 22 can be a submersion tube, this passing through a chamber in the transfer unit. In plaee of the arrangement of the throttle
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valve 4 in the feed connector ~ or on the return connector of the secondary circuit it is also possible to have an arrangement in the inpu-t iine connector 12 or the ou-tput line connector 14 of the primary circuit. The connector devices can be pro-vided with means of attachment to be used to secure them to a wall or to a rail of a distributor system. It is also possible to structure the connector devices directly with a casing or with service doors in order to make up a prefabricated unit.
Fig. 5 shows the area of a room which can, if neces-sary, be so divided by the use of partition walls, in which in the opposite corners there is a riser line S or a return line R. On each occasion between the riser pipe S and the return pipe R there are connecting lines V connecting devices Al to A8, connected in series. Area air conditioning systems F can be connected to the connecting devices Al to A8 as is shown in the case of the connecting device Al. Such an area air condition-ing system F contains, for example, a line 88 that is connected in the continuous line as shown, this being installed on the heat distributor plates 90 in order to achieve an even dis-tribution of heat. Identical or similar area air conditioningsystems can be connected to the remaining connecting devices.
Such an area air conditioning system can also be configured without thermal transfer plates with doubled lines in which re-yard the lines can be laid out in a helical pattern.
valve 4 in the feed connector ~ or on the return connector of the secondary circuit it is also possible to have an arrangement in the inpu-t iine connector 12 or the ou-tput line connector 14 of the primary circuit. The connector devices can be pro-vided with means of attachment to be used to secure them to a wall or to a rail of a distributor system. It is also possible to structure the connector devices directly with a casing or with service doors in order to make up a prefabricated unit.
Fig. 5 shows the area of a room which can, if neces-sary, be so divided by the use of partition walls, in which in the opposite corners there is a riser line S or a return line R. On each occasion between the riser pipe S and the return pipe R there are connecting lines V connecting devices Al to A8, connected in series. Area air conditioning systems F can be connected to the connecting devices Al to A8 as is shown in the case of the connecting device Al. Such an area air condition-ing system F contains, for example, a line 88 that is connected in the continuous line as shown, this being installed on the heat distributor plates 90 in order to achieve an even dis-tribution of heat. Identical or similar area air conditioningsystems can be connected to the remaining connecting devices.
Such an area air conditioning system can also be configured without thermal transfer plates with doubled lines in which re-yard the lines can be laid out in a helical pattern.
Claims (13)
PROPERTY OR PRIVILEGE IS CLAIMED ARE DEFINED AS FOLLOWS:
1. A connecting device for conveying and regulating a thermal carrier for an area air conditioning system, having a supply and a return connector for the supply and return of the air conditioning system, an inlet and an outlet connector for the thermal carrier and the regulating device, a transfer unit on which on the outlet side the supply connector and the return connector for the air conditioning system, and on the inlet side a regulating device in the form of a combination regulator are arranged, the inlet line connector and the outlet line connector for the thermal carrier being arranged on the combination regulator and the combination regulator controlling a by-pass between the inlet line connector and the outlet line connector depending on the flow regulation.
2. A device according to claim 1, in which the combination regulator is a single tube valve.
3. A device according to claim 2, in which the single tube valve is connected to the transfer unit by a connector piece which has coaxially arranged flow and return channels, the transfer unit having a flow chamber and a return chamber which chambers have coaxial connecting pieces for the connector piece of the single tube valve.
4. A device according to claim 2, in which the single tube valve is connected to the transfer unit by a connector piece this having a tube that is divided into a flow channel and a return channel the transfer unit having a flow chamber and a return chamber, said chambers being connected by a divided connector piece with the connector piece of the single tube valve.
5. A device according to claim 2, in which the single tube valve is connected to the transfer unit by the connector piece with a flow channel and a return channel, the return chan-nel having a flow chamber and a return chamber, the flow channel or the return channel being in the form of an immersion pipe passing through a chamber to another chamber.
6. A device according to claim l, in which the com-bination regulator has a regulator valve connected above to the transfer unit which unit is connected with the feed connec-tor and has a branch piece beneath, said branch piece being con-nected with the return connector and in which both the input line connector and the outlet line connector for the thermal carrier are arranged, a branch line connected to the branch piece which is connected with the inlet of the regulator valve.
7. A device according to claim 6, in which the input line connector is connected to the side of the branch piece that faces away from the transfer unit and the return connector is connected to the side of the branch piece that faces the trans-fer unit, the branch line being connected between the outlet line connector and the input line connector.
8. A device according to claim l, in which the com-bination regulator is provided with a thermostat.
9. A device according to claim 1, which has a throttle valve.
10. A device according to claim 1, in which the trans-fer unit has an air bleed, a flow chamber and a return chamber each being connected through an air bleed channel to a common air bleed screw that shuts off the air bleed channels.
11. A device according to claim 10, in which the air bleed tube screw is a spindle having a closing cone seating in a conical recess arranged between the chambers which opens out into the air bleeder channels.
12. A device according to claim 9, in which the throt-tle valve is connected to the transfer unit at the flow connector.
13. A system comprising at least two air conditioning units each having a connecting device connected in series said connecting device being as in claim 1, 2 or 3.
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| CH4889/81A CH664821A5 (en) | 1981-07-28 | 1981-07-28 | CONNECTING DEVICE FOR SUPPLYING AND REGULATING A HEAT CARRIER FOR A SURFACE AIR-CONDITIONING DEVICE AND AREA AIR-CONDITIONING SYSTEM. |
| CH4889/81-7 | 1981-07-28 |
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| CA1179136A true CA1179136A (en) | 1984-12-11 |
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