System for collecting solar radiation heat in building construction elements e.g. roofing, has construction elements arranged in tube networks such that thermal fluid is received and collected by construction elements

Abstract

The system has tube networks forming a primary hydraulic circuit for circulating thermal fluid. Construction elements (1-3) are arranged in the tube networks such that the thermal fluid is received and collected by the construction elements, where accumulated thermal gain is received by the construction elements. A collector is operatively connected with the tube networks. A circulator element is operatively connected with an element-accumulator heat exchanger, which is operably linked to a secondary hydraulic circuit. USE - System for collecting solar radiation heat in building construction elements e.g. roofing and facade cladding, and infrastructures. Uses include but are not limited to a screed, a paved area, a walkway and a flooring, and historic heritage buildings. ADVANTAGE - The system can collect solar radiation by an integrated pipe network and captures heat from the solar radiation produced in building construction elements and infrastructures in an inexpensive manner. The system has high performance, and can be manufactured, installed and maintained with reduced cost. The system achieves high energy efficiency, and prevents cultural collateral damage in a simple manner, and reduces environmental impact. DETAILED DESCRIPTION - An INDEPENDENT CLAIM is also included for a method for collecting solar radiation heat in building construction elements. DESCRIPTION Of DRAWING(S) - The drawing shows a schematic view of a system for collecting solar radiation heat in building construction elements.Construction elements (1-3)