Heat transfering wall panels
CA 1061774 A · Owner: Cairenius, R. Mark J. · Inventors: Cairenius, R. Mark J.
Overview
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This invention is a heating and cooling wall panel that accomplishes heating by radiating to bodies in a space thermal energy from a sourse of warmed water delivered to the panel at low pressure and cools bodies, in a space by absorbing thermal energy radiated to the panel from those bodies and passing the heat thus gained to a cooled fluid also delivered at low pressure. The heat transfer by this panel is accomplished when only small temperature differentials exist between the fluid and the space owing to the extreme thinness of the radiating-cum-absorbing panel face which serves to separate the space and the fluid, and owing also to the thermal connection of this thin sheet to an element …
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- Granted September 4, 1979. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended September 4, 1996.
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