Device For Treatment Of Indoor Air
Abstract
The invention concerns a device ( 100 ) for treatment of indoor air. The device ( 100 ) comprises a supply air chamber ( 11 ) and from this nozzles ( 12 a 1 , 12 a 2 . . . ) or a nozzle gap ( 12 ) to make a flow of fresh supply air flow out of the supply air chamber, which flow (J 1 ) will induce a circulated airflow to flow out of the room (H) through a heat exchanger ( 10 ). The circulated airflow (J 2 ) joins the supply airflow (J 1 ), whereby the combined airflow (J 1 +J 2 ) is made to flow out of the device. In the device ( 100 ) its heat exchanger ( 10 a 1 , 10 a 2 ; 10 ) is used to either cool or heat the circulated airflow (J 2 ). The device ( 100 ) for treatment of indoor air may also be a so-called passive beam, which can be fitted close to the ceiling of the room space (H), whereby the heated air is cooled by the heat exchanger ( 10 ) of the passive beam ( 100 ) as it ascends in the room space approaching the heat exchanger ( 10 ), from which upon being cooled it will descend back into the occupied zone of the room space (H). According to the invention, the heat exchanger ( 10, 10 a 1 , 10 a 2 ) is a modular structure, which comprises several optional different heat exchanger modules ( 14 a 1 , 14 a 2 , 14 a 3 , 14 a 4 , 14 a 5 ), which can be connected to one another in order to form a heat exchanger structure and a device structure of the desired length.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . Device ( 100 ) for treatment of indoor air, which device ( 100 ) comprises a supply air chamber ( 11 ) and from this nozzles ( 12 a 1 , 12 a 2 . . . ) or a nozzle gap ( 12 ) to make a flow of fresh supply air flow out of the supply air chamber ( 11 ), which flow (J 1 ) will induce a circulated airflow to flow out of the room (H) through a heat exchanger ( 10 ), which circulated airflow (J 2 ) will join the supply airflow (J 1 ), whereby the combined airflow (J 1 +J 2 ) is made to flow out of the device, and in which device ( 100 ) a heat exchanger ( 10 a 1 , 10 a 2 ; 10 ) is used to either cool or heat the circulated airflow (J 2 ), or the device ( 100 ) for treatment of indoor air is a so-called passive beam, which can be fitted close to the ceiling in a room space (H), whereby the heated air is cooled by the heat exchanger ( 10 ) of the passive beam ( 100 ) as it rises upwards in the room space approaching the heat exchanger ( 10 ), from which upon being cooled it will descend back into the occupied zone in the room space (H), wherein the heat exchanger ( 10 , 10 a 1 , 10 a 2 ) is a modular structure, which comprises several different optional heat exchanger modules ( 14 a 1 , 14 a 2 , 14 a 3 , 14 a 4 , 14 a 5 ), which can be connected to one another in order to form a heat exchanger structure and device structure of the desired length.
2 . Device according to claim 1 for treatment of indoor air, wherein the modular structure comprises at the input side a tube module ( 14 a 1 ), a middle module/middle modules ( 14 a 2 , 14 a 3 ) and an end module ( 14 a 3 ), and that there is a connecting piece or connecting pieces ( 14 a 5 ), that is, a so-called connection module, by which the modules ( 14 a 2 , 14 a 3 , 14 a 4 ) can be connected to one another at their tubes in order to form a heat carrier structure of the desired length.
3 . Device for treatment of indoor air according to claim 1 , wherein modules of different types the modular structure comprises different lengths (L 1 , L 2 . . . L n ), whereby the modules can be combined as desired in order to form a heat exchanger ( 10 ) of the desired length.
4 . Device for treatment of indoor air according to claim 1 , wherein the connection module ( 14 a 5 ) comprises a body structure and therein and extending through it a tube or bushing section ( 50 ), into which the modules to be connected to the input end or outlet end can be placed at their tubes, and that the connection module ( 14 a 5 ) comprises a connection part ( 51 ), which can be connected to the body R of the device ( 100 ).Cited by (0)
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