US20130062040A1 - System for Extracting Heat from Outside Air - Google Patents

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US20130062040A1
US20130062040A1 US13/521,029 US201113521029A US2013062040A1 US 20130062040 A1 US20130062040 A1 US 20130062040A1 US 201113521029 A US201113521029 A US 201113521029A US 2013062040 A1 US2013062040 A1 US 2013062040A1
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  • the present invention relates to a system for extracting or obtaining heat from outside air, for instance with or in the form of a heat pump.
  • the system is of the type defined in the preamble of the single independent claim.
  • the subject of the present invention is a system which enables for instance heat pumps—operating with (outside) air as heat (or cold) source—to provide the thermal energy required for converting heat (or cold).
  • heat pumps extract heat (or cold) from (preferably) outside air and converts it to heat (or cold) which can be used by the user to heat (or cool) spaces and/or hot tap water.
  • the invention has for its object to be able to avoid a conventionally required, heavy fan causing noise nuisance for the purpose of air displacement. It is not precluded that a small, quieter fan can be applied if desired.
  • the invention is distinguished from the known systems by the assembly of features as defined in combination in the appended independent claim.
  • the necessary air feed through the channel can thus be provided wholly or at least to a considerable extent on the basis of the operation of the heat exchanger when it is placed in the descent pipe; cold air does after all tend to sink and so pushes the airflow downward through the descent pipe. Applying a large, heavy fan causing noise nuisance can hereby be avoided.
  • the channel of the system can be placed inside the building or even form an integral part thereof, or be arranged outside along the outer wall, without generating disturbing noise or raising aesthetic objections.
  • the channel can extend over different floors of a building or be limited in vertical length to the height available in a technical area. A suitable mean can be chosen here between the effectiveness and the efficiency of the system relative to the aesthetic impact of arranging or providing such a channel, and whether this channel can therefore be arranged outside the outer wall.
  • the channel can extend partly inside and partly outside the building or the space.
  • a system according to the invention can thus further have the feature that a heater is provided which is substantially associated with the ascent pipe.
  • the effectiveness can thus be increased in order to enhance still further the throughfeed of air in the channel. Warm air does after all tend to rise and so pushes the airflow upward through the ascent pipe.
  • a system with a heater according to the invention can thus have the further feature that the ascent pipe and the descent pipe both extend substantially upward from the connecting pipe, and the heater is substantially associated with at least one of the ascent pipe and the connecting pipe.
  • a system according to the invention can have the feature that the ascent pipe and the descent pipe both extend substantially downward from the connecting pipe, and the heat exchanger is substantially associated with at least one of the descent pipe and the connecting pipe.
  • either the heat exchanger or the heater can already begin in the connecting pipe to act on the airflow, which then flows further to the other of the descent pipe and the ascent pipe.
  • the connecting pipe can thus be deemed a turning point in the flow direction of the airflow through the descent pipe and the ascent pipe, and at least the heat exchanger and also—if present—the heater can already begin to have an effect on the flow at or in this turning point in order to increase it.
  • a system according to the invention can have the feature that a heat pump is connected to the heat exchanger.
  • a low-noise or even noise-free thermal supply can thus be realized for the heat pump to thereby in order to enable effecting of the function thereof.
  • a system according to the invention can have the feature that a storage tank is associated with the heat exchanger and the heat pump.
  • a buffer supply can thus be established, for instance to supply a central heating system or a floor heating therewith when the system according to the invention is temporarily not functioning or functioning less well.
  • a system according to the invention can have the feature that the heater is associated with at least a considerable part of a length of the ascent pipe.
  • the temperature of the airflow can thus be increased over the whole length of the ascent pipe in order to thereby also increase the speed at which the airflow rises through the ascent pipe and further increase the efficiency of the system.
  • the heater it is preferably possible here for the heater to be associated with substantially the whole length of the ascent pipe. Optimization of the increase in the flow speed of the airflow through the ascent pipe can thus be realized, provided this is warranted on the basis of energy considerations in the light of the power consumed by the heater and the origin thereof.
  • a system according to the invention can have the feature that the heat exchanger is associated with at least a considerable part of a length of the descent pipe. Similar considerations as above for the heater at the ascent pipe also apply here in respect of increasing the speed at which the airflow descends through the descent pipe. It can then also be recommended for the heat exchanger to be associated with substantially the whole length of the descent pipe in order to optimize the speed.
  • a system according to the invention can have the feature that the heater is at least one of the elements or components from the group comprising: fuel cells, electric heating elements and so on. Such emission-free heaters are recommended.
  • system can then further comprise an electrolysis unit for providing the fuel cell with hydrogen and/or oxygen gas required thereby.
  • the requirements of the fuel cell can thus be provided locally.
  • a system according to the invention can have the feature of a solar collector for generating electric power required by the system from solar energy. This power can be utilized for (a selection of) components of the system or associated elements/components such as the heat pump, the heater, the electrolysis unit etc.
  • a system according to the invention can have the feature of a heat exchanger connected to the feed and the discharge for recovering heat from discharge air. It is thus made possible to recover heat from the airflow leaving the system at the discharge and so further increase the efficiency of the system.
  • FIG. 1A shows a schematic overview of a system according to the invention
  • FIG. 1B shows an alternative for a part of the system in FIG. 1A ;
  • FIG. 1C shows an alternative for a different part of the system in FIG. 1A than in FIG. 1B .
  • the idea for this invention relates to a system 1 which makes it possible for heat pumps 2 —operating with air, preferably outside air, as heat (or cold) source—to produce the thermal energy required to convert heat (or cold) in extremely quiet manner, i.e. without heavy, noisy fans.
  • This type of heat pump 2 extracts heat (or cold) from (preferably) outside air via a feed 3 and converts it to heat (or cold) which can be used by the user to heat (or cool) spaces via feed conduit 5 and return conduit 6 and/or of hot tap water.
  • a problem in this type of heat pump 2 is that there must always be a forced flow of sufficient outside air through a heat exchanger (evaporator) 7 to enable collection of the heat required for the heat-generating process for heat exchanger 7 of heat pump 2 .
  • a fan has usually been used for this purpose in the past and this causes noise nuisance.
  • the system according to the invention in the embodiment shown in FIG. 1 comprises an ascent pipe 8 , a connecting pipe 9 and a descent pipe 10 , which together form a channel.
  • Ascent pipe 8 and descent pipe 10 extend in vertical direction over the greatest possible height (usually limited by the height available in a (technical) area in which the system is arranged).
  • the system can also be arranged in, against or outside an outer wall of a building and so not be limited in height to the space available in a technical area.
  • feed 3 and discharge 4 are situated in outer wall 11 , preferably placed close together in the same outer wall surface, so that differences in air pressure caused for instance by wind are minimized.
  • the air circulation process in ascent pipe 10 of the channel can also be additionally stimulated by heating air using a heater 12 —placed for this purpose in sequence before the cooling part.
  • the open outer ends of the channel which takes the form of a U-shaped pipe, form feed 3 and discharge 4 , and are directly connected to the outside air.
  • a heater 12 in ascent pipe 8 of the channel can be formed by or consist of a fuel cell 12 .
  • the heat released during the reaction between oxygen and hydrogen is here relinquished directly into the air channel.
  • a fuel cell 13 it is also possible to use other heaters, such as an electric heating element 16 as shown in FIG. 1B .
  • Any random heater for generating heat is in fact suitable for this purpose, although it is noted that embodiments which contribute toward a low emission are recommended.
  • Heating the air in ascent pipe 8 of the channel causes the airflow to rise.
  • New, cooler outside air is hereby drawn in from outside via feed 3 .
  • Heat exchanger 7 in the form of an evaporator for heat pump 2 is arranged in descent pipe 10 of the channel.
  • the heat previously heated in ascent pipe 8 is cooled in descent pipe 10 to a temperature lower than that of the outside air.
  • Fuel cell 13 shown in FIG. 1A is provided with hydrogen or oxygen by an electrolysis unit 14 .
  • An aqueous conductive solution (salt or acid) is present in this electrolysis unit 14 .
  • the electricity required for the electrolysis preferably comes from a photovoltaic (PV) solar panel 15 . It is possible to establish a gas supply, whereby solar cell 13 can be supplied at times when no sunlight is available.
  • a buffer tank (not shown) can be utilized for this purpose.
  • outside air can first also be heated in a heat exchanger as is applied in a heat-recovery system for ventilation air. This embodiment is shown in FIG. 1C .
  • the channel of the system according to the invention can be incorporated in an outer wall in order to realize a greater height thereof than is available in a technical area. This can of course be taken into account during the design and construction of a building, or can be realized during renovation of at least the outer wall of an existing building.

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