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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Jun. 24, 2003
Filed:
Oct. 18, 2000
Giuseppe Fent, CH-9519 Hosenruck, CH;
Jan Richard De Fries, Wallisellen, CH;
Other;
Abstract
Heat insulations in houses having card-board lattice arranged behind a glass pane yield, in practice, a heat flow which is dependent on insolation. Said heat flow is lower at night and during weak insolation and begins to increase when the lattice is solar heated. The inventive solar cell ( ) comprises a lattice ( ) which is situated behind a rear-ventilated glass pane ( ) and which exhibits durable storage properties. The solar cells characterize a solar energy yield (v′) by an arrangement which selects for an angle of incidence. Said solar energy yield does not lead to overheating in the room interior (R) also when the sun is at a high position. A thermal time constant is obtained by means of heat insulations ( ) which are connected in succession. Said time constant guarantees comfortable temperatures in the interior (R) of the house also in the case of low supplementary heating. The solar cell ( ) considerably reduces heat requirements and can be optimally adapted to a wide range of local climate relationships.