Heating system with heat transmission fluid distributed in finished floor boards
Abstract
A floor heating system comprising: at least one modular floor heating element, including a top surface and an opposing bottom surface linked by a series of longitudinal ducts, the longitudinal ducts enabling connection with three-point connections and/or two-point connections for coupling each of the ducts to a delivery duct and to a backflow duct, respectively, for collecting and feeding back a heat transmission fluid; a delivery duct for feeding the transmission fluid; a backflow duct for collecting and feeding back the transmission fluid; two-point connections for connecting adjacent ducts; three-point connections for connecting ducts to the delivery duct or the backflow duct; an alternated application of three-point connections with at least one two-point connection which allows the reversal of the direction of the heat transmission fluid.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 - 21 . (canceled)
22 . A floor heating system comprising:
at least one modular floor heating element, wherein the modular floor heating element including a top surface and an opposing bottom surface, the top surface and the bottom surface being linked by a series of longitudinal ducts through which a heat transmission fluid, particularly water, is to be passed, wherein the longitudinal ducts are adapted for connection with three-point connections and/or two-point connections for coupling each of the ducts to a delivery duct and to a backflow duct, respectively, for collecting and feeding back a transmission fluid; a delivery duct for feeding the heat transmission fluid; a backflow duct for collecting and feeding back the transmission fluid; two-point connections for connecting adjacent ducts of the system; and three-point connections for connecting ducts to the delivery duct or the backflow duct; further comprising an alternated application of three-point connections with at least one two-point connection which allows the reversal of the direction of the heat transmission fluid between two neighboring ducts of the same board or of two adjacent boards, while a subsequent arrangement of three-point connections and two-point connections gives the possibility of determining the length of the way the heat transmission fluid has to pass from the delivery duct to the backflow duct.
23 . The heating system of claim 22 , wherein each of the three-point connections comprises a joint having a hole for communicating with holes of a pair of wings of a three-point connection, the joint being adapted to be steadily linked to an opening of one of the ducts of the system.
24 . The heating system of claim 22 , further comprising sealing rings.
25 . The heating system of claim 23 , wherein the hole of the joint has a lower diameter than the holes of the pair of wings.
26 . The heating system of claim 22 , further comprising flexible pipe portions for connecting three-point connections.
27 . The heating system of claim 22 , wherein the two-point connection is formed by a male element and a female element which can be linked together by inserting an end into a corresponding seat, wherein a distance of joints is identical to a distance between adjacent ducts of the ducts.
28 . The heating system of claim 23 , wherein the three-point connections are linked to each other by means of flexible pipe portions for forming the delivery duct.
29 . The heating system of claim 23 , wherein the three-point connections are linked to each other by means of flexible pipe portions to form the backflow duct.
30 . The heating system of claim 22 , wherein the element further comprises lateral longitudinal edges adapted to be joined with another system side by side.
31 . The heating system of claim 22 , wherein the element is made of a material having a good thermal conductivity.
32 . The heating system of claim 22 , wherein the element is manufactured by extrusion.
33 . The heating system of claim 22 , wherein the ducts respectively are spaced to each other with an identical distance.
34 . The heating system of claim 33 , wherein outermost ducts of the ducts are spaced to lateral edges of the element half the distance.
35 . The heating system of claim 22 , wherein the modular element is adapted to be cut into portions having an individual length.
36 . The heating system of claim 22 , wherein the top surface is coupled to a tape or a final floor covering, particularly by glueing, for providing a finished floor board.
37 . The heating system of claim 22 , wherein the system has a length and a height corresponding to the width and height of an ordinary floor board.
38 . The heating system of claim 23 , wherein one of the lateral edges is provided with a projection, wherein the opposite lateral edge is provided with a corresponding recess such that the projection and the recess are connectable.
39 . The heating system of claim 30 , wherein the system is provided with shoulders for steady and movable linking adjacent systems.
40 . The heating system of claim 22 , wherein the modular element is adapted to be laid down on a rough floor, and further comprises an insulating layer.
41 . The heating system of claim 39 , wherein the insulating layer is arranged on the bottom surface, wherein a further covering is provided between the bottom surface and the insulating layer, and has sound-dampering characteristics.
42 . The heating system of claim 22 , wherein the modular element further comprises middle ribs arranged between the ducts.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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