WO2013001106A1 - Panel modular para transferencia de energía térmica - Google Patents
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F24—HEATING; RANGES; VENTILATING
- F24D—DOMESTIC- OR SPACE-HEATING SYSTEMS, e.g. CENTRAL HEATING SYSTEMS; DOMESTIC HOT-WATER SUPPLY SYSTEMS; ELEMENTS OR COMPONENTS THEREFOR
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
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- F24D—DOMESTIC- OR SPACE-HEATING SYSTEMS, e.g. CENTRAL HEATING SYSTEMS; DOMESTIC HOT-WATER SUPPLY SYSTEMS; ELEMENTS OR COMPONENTS THEREFOR
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F24—HEATING; RANGES; VENTILATING
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F24—HEATING; RANGES; VENTILATING
- F24F—AIR-CONDITIONING; AIR-HUMIDIFICATION; VENTILATION; USE OF AIR CURRENTS FOR SCREENING
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
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- the present invention relates to a modular panel for the transfer of thermal energy, to a thermal surface for the thermal conditioning of an enclosure obtained by means of a plurality of said modular panels and to a method of assembly thereof.
- the present invention has been specially designed for thermal conditioning installations in buildings, of the type that employ modular panels for application in ceilings and / or walls.
- the present invention allows to improve the energy efficiency of the current installations, minimizes the appearance of breakdowns during the operation of the installation, since it does not require intermediate connections of the hydraulic circuit between panels, maximizes the use of the available surface of the enclosure to be conditioned and facilitates assembly work.
- the thermal conditioning installations in buildings have three clearly differentiated functional parts.
- the first one corresponds to thermal energy generating equipment, such as boilers, chillers, heat pumps, etc.
- the second responds to the emitting equipment responsible for assigning or extracting heat from the room to be conditioned, such as fan coils, radiators, condensing and / or evaporating units, radiant panels, among others, and their connections (air ducts, hydraulic pipes, etc. .) with generating equipment.
- the third part involves the control systems in charge of managing all the thermal and comfort variables of the installation, as well as guaranteeing the proper functioning of the equipment that integrates it.
- the present invention focuses particularly on the part corresponding to the emitting equipment, which are determinants to achieve a correct thermal conditioning of the enclosure (thermal power, efficiency, location and distribution of equipment, etc.), in addition to guaranteeing adequate conditions of comfort (noise, speed and orientation of air flows, condensations, etc.). More specifically, the present invention focuses on the emitters of the group belonging to modular panels for application in ceilings and / or walls. These modular panels offer multiple advantages over other emitters, that is; they are more energy efficient, improve the uniformity of the ambient temperature of the enclosure, present a better architectural integration, generate less noise, do not occupy useful spaces beyond the enclosures of the enclosure itself, do not present parts where dust or bacteria accumulate and require Less maintenance
- Modular panels for application on ceilings and / or walls which are currently used in installations for the thermal conditioning of enclosures, comprise a sandwich or stratified structure inside which a hydraulic circuit is fixedly integrated.
- EP1 004827 offers a representative example of the modular panels currently used.
- This document describes a self-supporting prefabricated modular panel, whose structure is formed by a layer of plasterboard and a layer of insulating material that integrate a plurality of independent hydraulic circuits arranged in a serpentine shape.
- the pipes that make up each of the hydraulic circuits are housed directly in the plaster, fixedly, within mechanized cavities in it.
- the different hydraulic circuits are distributed on the panel, forming different independent zones that can be separated from each other, where each of them has an input connection and an output connection of the circuit at its longitudinal edges.
- the dimensions of the panel can be modified, within a small number of options, separating a greater or lesser number of the independent zones that make it up.
- the panel itself, it has a modularity that is practically limited to only three or four different sizes that are generally obtained from a large standard panel, so it offers very little flexibility in its assembly.
- the energy efficiency of the panel is limited by the low thermal conduction capacity of the plaster.
- the integration of the hydraulic circuit makes the panel more expensive, more complex to manufacture and less manageable, in addition to not allowing access to said circuit, for maintenance issues, without first having to break the panel itself.
- the low modularity of the panels does not allow to cover all the available space of the enclosure, especially when it presents intermediate structural elements (columns) or irregular geometry, so that the uniformity in the distribution of the hydraulic circuits is significantly reduced,
- the resulting thermal distribution is far from being the most suitable and the installed thermal power is less than the potential offered by the enclosure.
- the Current thermal surfaces have little flexibility in the face of frequent expansion of the hydraulic circuit pipes, since they are completely fixed in the modular panels. This usually causes deformations of the cavities where they are housed, and thus allow the creation of air pores, which further reduces the energy efficiency of the installation.
- the present invention fully solves the above problems in a satisfactory manner, improving the energy efficiency of current installations, minimizing the occurrence of breakdowns during the operation of the installation, maximizing the use of the available area of the enclosure to be conditioned and facilitating assembly work of the installation.
- a modular panel for thermal energy transfer is described below, especially configured for application in ceilings and walls.
- Said modular panel comprises a layer of thermal insulation, preferably of a square or rectangular base, which forms a supporting structure delimited by at least one lower face, an upper face, two lateral faces and two extreme faces.
- the materials that can be used to form the insulation layer are very numerous and diverse, such as foams of synthetic polymers (such as polyisocyanurate, polyurethane, etc.), mineral wool and natural plant insulation, among others.
- the panel also comprises at least one conductive plate, preferably of aluminum, attached to the underside of the thermal insulation layer.
- the conductive plate is made up of:
- a groove embedded in the thermal insulation layer defining a longitudinal cavity that is configured to accommodate a hydraulic pipe, said groove topped in turn by two longitudinal edges that are flush with the bottom face, defining a longitudinal opening that is located configured to allow the introduction of the hydraulic pipe;
- the modular panel of the present invention does not incorporate the pipe responsible for transporting the heat transfer fluid, but incorporates the necessary means for that said pipe be mounted after the installation of the panel itself. This allows the panel dimensions to be easily machined during installation, both longitudinally and transversely, for adaptation to the geometric characteristics of the enclosure. In addition, once the modular panels have been installed, the pipe can be easily accessed for maintenance purposes, without breaking them.
- the pipe itself can be made of any material that makes it possible to mount it inside the groove, although plastic materials are preferably used, such as polypropylene, among others, which allow installation without tools.
- the material used for the pipe also has a high resistance to erosion, does not oxidize or deteriorate due to contact with other construction elements, such as mortars or additives thereof, concretes, plaster, among others. It also has small expansion forces, a low coefficient of friction and a low pressure drop of the heat transfer fluid.
- the transfer plate is extended from both longitudinal edges of the groove, to offer a better thermal distribution, and trying to cover the maximum possible surface of the lower face of the insulation layer.
- the entire modular panel becomes a heat emitting element, the purpose of which is to extract or transfer heat from the environment or from the surfaces close to it.
- the closing means have an outstanding and important function, since they are responsible for properly sealing the panel after the assembly of the hydraulic pipe to ensure its tightness, and also press it against the groove to favor the conduction of heat between both elements .
- the configuration of the closing means admits several possible solutions, however, preferably these comprise:
- Said configuration of the closing means is especially interesting since it is functionally very efficient, simple, economical and easy to assemble.
- the panel comprises at least one fixing support attached to the upper face.
- said support runs alternately with the grooves, although specific crossings may occur depending on their layout.
- Said support admits several possible configurations, however, preferably the fixing support is embedded in the thermal insulation layer occupying the longitudinal central axis thereof and presenting a U-shaped galvanized steel, the ends of which are flush with the face. superior thermal insulation or below it.
- the grooves of the panel can adopt different paths along the same, giving rise to different panels that once joined allow to shape any type of hydraulic circuit, however complex, thus guaranteeing a thermal distribution of the ideal enclosure.
- the number of grooves per panel and their layout admits many combinations, giving rise to as many different panels, however the most characteristic panels are described below.
- Modular turning panel the grooving of at least one conductive plate thereof follows a path of 90 to which it begins on an extreme face and ends on a lateral face.
- Modular panel of change of direction the groove of at least one conductive plate thereof follows a path of 180 to which it starts and ends on one of the extreme faces.
- a thermal surface for the thermal conditioning of an enclosure obtained by a plurality of the modular panels described above is described below.
- Said thermal surface comprises a plurality of modular panels that are arranged adjacently, their conductive plates being linked together and the grooves of said plates forming a continuous longitudinal cavity that is configured to house the hydraulic pipe, where said longitudinal cavity defines a continuous longitudinal opening that is configured to allow the introduction of the hydraulic pipe along it, forming a hydraulic circuit without the need for intermediate connections between panels.
- the surface comprises a metal protection piece arranged on the underside of at least one modular panel, where said protection piece is configured to internally cover the hydraulic pipe section, at the points where the fixing bracket intersects with the groove.
- the protection parts play an important role during the installation of the installation, since they allow the operators to work with the security of not damaging the pipe.
- thermal surface additionally comprises blind panels formed by:
- a thermal insulation layer that forms a bearing structure bounded by at least one lower face, one upper face, two lateral faces and two extreme faces;
- These blind panels are configured to fill in the empty spaces that remain on the thermal surface once the modular panels are arranged. That is, they allow to cover possible gaps between panels and enclosures, between panels and intermediate structural elements or between the panels themselves, thereby improving thermal and acoustic insulation.
- This, together with the total transformability of the modular panels and their versatility to configure any hydraulic circuit allows to take full advantage of the available surface of the enclosure, obtaining maximum uniformity in the distribution of the hydraulic circuit, and therefore an ideal thermal distribution and greater installed thermal power.
- Said procedure comprises the steps of:
- the procedure further comprises the stage of: e) cover the empty spaces of modular panels by means of blind panels, previously cut according to the geometry of said spaces.
- the procedure further comprises the steps of:
- finishing elements placing finishing elements on the sealant paste layer, fixing said finishing elements to the support structure and to the fixing brackets by means of screws.
- step b) of the assembly process of the present invention comprises the steps of:
- Figure 1A is a plan view of the underside of the modular panel of the present invention, according to a straight path.
- FIG. 1 B is a front view of the modular panel of the present invention, according to a straight path.
- Figure 2A is a detailed section of a groove after the assembly of a hydraulic pipe.
- Figure 2B is a section of the closure element.
- Figure 3A is a plan view of the underside of the modular panel of the present invention, according to a turning path.
- Figure 3B is a front view of the modular panel of the present invention, according to a turning path.
- FIG. 4A is a plan view of the underside of the modular panel of the present invention, according to a direction change path.
- Figure 4B is a front view of the modular panel of the present invention, according to a direction change path.
- Figure 5A is a plan view of the underside of the modular panel of the present invention, according to a combined layout.
- Figure 5B is a front view of the modular panel of the present invention, according to a combined layout.
- Figure 6 is a bottom view of a thermal surface for the thermal conditioning of an enclosure, according to an example of assembly of the present invention.
- Figure 7 is a top view of the thermal surface of Figure 6.
- Figure 8 is a schematic of the hydraulic circuit of the thermal surface of Figure 6.
- Figure 9A is a profile view of the expansion joint.
- Figure 9B is a front view of the expansion joint.
- Figure 10A is a plan view of the protection piece.
- FIG. 10B is a front view of the protection piece.
- Figure 10C is a profile view of the protection piece.
- Figure 1 1 A is a plan view of the lower face of the blind panel of the present invention.
- Figure 1 1 B is a front view of the blind panel of the present invention.
- FIG. 12 is an example of mounting a thermal surface directly on an enclosure.
- Figure 13 is an exploded detail exploded view of Figure 12.
- Figure 14 is an example of mounting a thermal surface on a suspended structure.
- Figures 1 A and 1 B respectively show a plan view of the lower face of a modular panel (1) and a front view thereof, according to a straight path.
- the modular panel (1) whose length is not fully represented in the present example, comprises a thermal insulation layer (2) that forms a bearing structure delimited by a lower face (2A), a face upper (2B), two lateral faces (2C, 2D) and two extreme faces (2E, 2F).
- the panel (1) comprises two conductive plates (3) attached to the underside (2A) of the thermal insulation layer (2).
- each conductive plate (3) is made up of:
- a groove (31) embedded in the thermal insulation layer (2) defining a Longitudinal cavity (32) that is configured to house a hydraulic pipe (6), not shown, said groove (31) topped in turn by two longitudinal edges
- closing means (4) figures 2A and 2B, configured to seal the longitudinal opening (34) and press the hydraulic pipe (6) against the groove (31).
- the panel comprises a fixing support (5) attached to the upper face (2B ) which runs alternately with the grooves (31).
- Said support (5) is embedded in the thermal insulation layer (2) occupying the longitudinal central axis thereof and presenting a U-shaped galvanized steel, whose ends are flush with the upper face (2B) of the thermal insulation (2).
- This first example shows a straight modular panel (1), whose grooves (31) follow a straight path (31 S) that starts at the extreme face (2E) and ends at the extreme face (2F).
- Figures 2A and 2B show respectively a section in detail of a groove (31) after the assembly of a hydraulic pipe (6).
- the closing means (4) comprise:
- an elastic closure element (41) configured to compensate for the expansion of the hydraulic pipe (6) caused by the temperature changes thereof, where said closure element (41) is formed by:
- Figures 3A and 3B respectively show a plan view of the lower face of the modular panel (1) and a front view thereof, according to a turning path.
- This second example shows a modular panel (1) of rotation, whose grooves (31) follow a path of 90 to (31 T) that starts on an extreme face (2E, 2F) and ends on a side face (2C, 2D ).
- Figures 4A and 4B respectively show a plan view of the lower face of the modular panel (1) and a front view thereof, according to a direction change path.
- This third example shows a modular panel (1) of direction change, whose groove (31) follows a 180 to (31 TO) path that starts and ends on the end face (2F).
- Figures 5A and 5B respectively show a plan view of the underside of the modular panel (1) and a front view thereof, according to a combination path.
- This fourth example shows a combined modular panel (1), whose grooves (31) follow straight paths (31 S) and 90 s (31 T).
- Figure 6 shows a bottom view of a thermal surface (10) for the thermal conditioning of an enclosure, according to an assembly example of the present invention.
- Said thermal surface (10) comprises a plurality of modular panels (1) that are arranged adjacently, their conductive plates (3) being linked together and the grooves (31) of said plates (3) forming a longitudinal cavity (3) 32) continuous which is configured to house the hydraulic pipe (6), where said longitudinal cavity (32) defines a continuous longitudinal opening (34) that is configured to allow the introduction of the hydraulic pipe (6) along the same, forming a hydraulic circuit (7), figure 8, without the need for intermediate connections between panels (1).
- Figure 7 shows a top view of the thermal surface (10) of Figure 6, in which the fixing brackets (5) can be seen.
- Figure 8 shows a diagram of the hydraulic circuit (7) of the thermal surface (10) of Figure 6. As can be seen there are no intermediate connections between panels (1), the general circuit connection being located outside the enclosure. If the characteristics of the installation require it, more than one hydraulic circuit can be configured per enclosure, with their respective general connections located outside or inside the enclosure, depending on where the respective connections that transport the heat transfer fluid from the generating equipment are located.
- Figures 9A and 9B respectively show a profile view and a front view of the expansion joint (1 1).
- Said joints (1 1) are arranged at the connecting points of the conductive plates (3) of adjacent panels (1) that make up the thermal surface (10), having the same cross section as that corresponding to said panels (1) adjacent.
- Figures 1 0A, 10B and 10C respectively show a plan view, a front view and a profile view of the protection piece (12). Said pieces (12) are arranged, after the installation of the pipe (6), on the underside (2A) of the modular panels (1), at the points where the fixing support (5) intersects with the groove ( 31), figure 6, to cover internally the section of hydraulic pipe (6) arranged in said points.
- Figures 1 1 A and 1 1 B respectively show a plan view of the lower face of the blind panel (21) and a front view thereof.
- the blind panel (21) whose length is not fully represented in the present example, is formed by:
- a thermal insulation layer (20) that forms a bearing structure bounded by a lower face (20A), an upper face (20B), two lateral faces (20C, 20D) and two extreme faces (20E, 20F); Y
- Said blind panels (21) are configured to fill in the empty spaces that remain on the thermal surface (10) once the modular panels (1), figures 6 and 7 are arranged. Generally said empty spaces are located in the perimeter areas of the enclosure. or in perimeter zones to intermediate structural elements.
- Figures 12 and 13 show an example of mounting a thermal surface (10) directly on an enclosure (9).
- the assembly procedure includes the steps of: a) selecting the modular panels (1) and adapting their dimensions, depending on the geometry of the enclosure and the hydraulic circuit (7) to be installed;
- finishing elements (16) placed on the sealant paste layer (15), fixing said finishing elements (16) to the support structure (13) and to the fixing brackets (5, 50) by using screws (17), or other equivalent fixing means.
- the assembly procedure of the present example comprises the steps of:
- Figure 14 shows an example of mounting a thermal surface (10) on a suspended structure (1 8).
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