LOW ENERGY CONSUMPTION CLIMATE CONTROL SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR THE REALIZATION OF HIGH HEAT-SOUND INSULATION BUILDING

摘要

In a climate control system for buildings, a number of renewable energy sources (photovoltaic and/or eolic, geothermal and the like) are utilised to obtain a flux of constant temperature fluid to be circulated into radiating pipes placed in continuous spaces or gaps defined in the perimeter walls and floors of said buildings. A desired variable flux of air is made to circulate in said spaces or gaps, to be heated or coiled by said radiating pipes. One said flux of air reaches the desired temperature, its circulation is stopped, to obtain a thermal insulating layer of air, in thermal equilibrium with the rooms to be air conditioned. In the matters of civil, trade, industrial, and also prefabricated buildings endowed with elevated features in heat-sound insulation, it has been utilized a particular simple method for the realization of system of hollow spaces or gaps situated between the outer and inner surface of the building, mainly based on the laying of a series of panels; i.e. thin metal sheets, located . In particular, suitable hooks, joined to the structure of studs and Beams, support horizontal bars vertically lined up, around which a thin metal sheet, preferably as an interrupted ring, is laid.