WO2014102424A1 - Système de mise en panneaux à efficacité énergétique élevée et à formes libres - Google Patents

Système de mise en panneaux à efficacité énergétique élevée et à formes libres Download PDF

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WO2014102424A1
WO2014102424A1 PCT/ES2013/070906 ES2013070906W WO2014102424A1 WO 2014102424 A1 WO2014102424 A1 WO 2014102424A1 ES 2013070906 W ES2013070906 W ES 2013070906W WO 2014102424 A1 WO2014102424 A1 WO 2014102424A1
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Luís Alberto ALONSO PASTOR
César BEDOYA FRUTOS
Benito Lauret Aguirregabiria
Fernando Alonso Amo
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  • the present invention is included within the field of sustainable architecture and engineering within the construction of buildings and more specifically refers to a panel system of high energy efficiency and free forms for the constitution of architectural facades.
  • the minimum thickness is an almost obligatory requirement when the transparency of a facade is sought, and a challenge when trying to obtain high energy efficiency in conjunction with high strengths and reduced weights, but also offers a series of benefits that justify the need to try to find facades of less and less thickness.
  • reinforced resins can be used, which are usually lighter and stronger, but this material has the disadvantage that it does not offer an optimal balance between the level of insulation, translucency and, above all, versatility when defining complex shapes.
  • Double glazing that have metallic layers for solar control have traditionally some problems with condensation or interstitial dirt in the chamber as well as overheating and possible breakage: that is, the problems that may arise, come from the possibility of occurrence important thermal breaks in the same piece. That is to say, that on one of these glasses the sun and the shadow impinge simultaneously which can cause tensions and contractions that lead to breakage.
  • the present invention relates to a panel system of high energy efficiency and free forms, comprising a plurality of panels joined together by a series of joining means.
  • each panel comprises two wrapping sheets, an inner sheet and another outer sheet formed from a matrix of Si0 2 -PMMA resin reinforced with nanofibers natural cellulose and an intermediate vacuum chamber of 1 hPa, arranged between the inner sheet and the outer sheet, and filled with a monolithic silica airgel.
  • this panel system provides a minimum thickness and monocoque and semi-hull elements can be constructed.
  • the monolithic airgel is an easy-to-handle and encapsulated material, and by itself it only has a very high level of insulation that can last much more than 50 years.
  • this level of insulation improves much more, and although this vacuum chamber also lasts between 30 and 50 years, the airgel would maintain its qualities as insulation, surely, another 30 or 50 years more , so that the system would never be without a good level of isolation, or in the worst case that is when it no longer had its vacuum chamber.
  • the design of the "outer skin" formed by the panelization system object of the present invention is carried out by means of a CAD / CAM system that transmits the information of the 3D model in the free form already discretized and panelized to a multipoint forming machine No matrix (Multi Point Forming (MPF)) that gives you the desired geometry.
  • MPF Multi Point Forming
  • the panel may comprise an ITO bath (6) (Indium Oxide doped with Tin) applied on certain areas of the outer sheet (4). More specifically, the ITO bath will be applied over transparent areas of the panel.
  • ITO bath Indium Oxide doped with Tin
  • the ITO solution is obtained and the panel is immersed in it and by an ultraviolet or thermal treatment, the ITO solution reacts with the Si0 2 and a resistant film is generated that acts as a solar control element , being able to reduce the transmission of UV rays by almost 0%, and infrared by 10%. This limits the entry of radiant solar heat into the space delimited by the panelization system of the invention. Therefore, the use of an ITO bath or primer, avoids the obligation of having a "metal sheet", and offers more competitive features than many of the solar control systems used in construction today.
  • each panel may comprise a layer of PMMA resin applied in situ on certain areas of the outer sheet. More specifically, the PMMA resin layer will be applied over the translucent areas of the panel. In this way, this "protection layer" made in situ, is more oriented to the translucent and also opaque areas of the panels that are part of the system, where the use of ITO is not necessary, because since it is not necessary a solar control, as these areas are translucent, but a good surface finish is essential.
  • the PMMA resin layer could be applied over the ITO bath or vice versa, this feature being optional and in no case limiting.
  • Each panel may comprise a final outer protective film selectable between an antistatic gel film based on polyester resin applied directly on the ITO bath, in the case of transparent areas, or a lacquer film, deposited on the layer of PMMA resin for translucent and opaque areas.
  • This protective layer may be transparent in the case of being deposited on the ITO bath, or translucent in the case of being applied on the PMMA resin layer.
  • the joining means between the panels they may consist of arranging a recess in two of the first contiguous edges of each panel in a first corner of the panel and practicing a stepping of the same thickness as the recess in the two contiguous edges in the second corner opposed to the first corner, to define an overlapping tongue and groove joint between adjacent panels.
  • thermoplastic screws may be used resistance through recesses and staggered adjacent panels.
  • said joints may be chemically sealed by industrial chloroform.
  • vacuum valves may be arranged located in the overlapping areas between adjacent panels, where said vacuum valves will have a plug of Si0 2 -PMMA screwed into holes made for this purpose in the panels. Said plugs shall also be chemically sealed by means of industrial chloroform and the corresponding protective film is applied thereto, as for the rest of the panel.
  • the main mission of these vacuum valves is to achieve the vacuum in the panel.
  • drain valves that is, they are valves, similar to those of filling the tires of a car, but of inverse use.
  • the emptying is done at the end of the entire manufacturing process of the panel.
  • the emptying is individualized; panel by panel: Once the panel is mounted, and the airgel is encapsulated and dried inside, it is when the panel is emptied. With this in mind, emptying is done before joining between panels.
  • the panels may be backlit.
  • the backlight would be done by inserting a waterproof, adhesive, side emission strip on one side of the panel.
  • the light color could be from White / Warm White Xenon White with the option to also use the colors: Green / Blue / Red.
  • Figure 1 represents a plan view of one of the panels that are part of the panelization system object of the present invention.
  • Figure 2 shows a perspective view of the panel of Figure 1.
  • Figure 3 shows a perspective view of the arrangement of two adjacent panels before joining in which the overlapping tongue and groove joint system of the panelization system object of the present invention is observed.
  • Figure 4 shows a perspective view of a portion of an enclosure constituted by the panelization system object of the present invention.
  • Figure 5 shows a sectional view of the enclosure portion of Figure 4.
  • a series of references are identified that correspond to the elements indicated below, without implying any limiting character:
  • the high energy efficiency and free form panelization system comprises a plurality of panels 1, one of which has been represented in isolation in Figures 1 and 2. Specifically in Figure 1 a plan view of the panel has been represented 1 and in figure 2 the same panel in perspective.
  • Each panel 1 comprises two enveloping sheets 3 and 4, an internal sheet 3, which will remain inside the enclosure determined by the panels 1 and another external sheet 4, which will remain outside said enclosure, both constituted from a Si0 2 -PMMA resin matrix reinforced with natural cellulose nanofibers and an intermediate vacuum chamber 5 of 1 hPa, arranged between the inner sheet 3 and the outer sheet 4, and filled with a monolithic silica airgel.
  • Different surface treatments will be applied to the outer surface of the outer sheet 4 and depending on whether it is opaque or transparent areas.
  • the monolithic airgel being the most expensive and difficult to produce is the most conditioning factor in terms of size and final measures that panel 1 will have.
  • a 35 mm thick panel has been studied, consisting of two 2.5 mm thick sheets of Si0 2 -PMMA reinforced with cellulose nanofibers and a 25 mm thick vacuum chamber, filled with monolithic silica airgel, as seen in Figure 5.
  • a weight per unit area of between 15 and 7 kg / m 2 is assumed.
  • the prototype modeled for the tests offers a weight within that fork of weights since its weight is 8, 1 1 kg / m 2 , and the density of the panel is 232.05 Kg / m 3 .
  • the width and height of the panel shall not exceed 600 mm x 600 mm (although the dimensions may be smaller) and the minimum allowable bending radius is approximately 4,000 mm.
  • the test prototype has dimensions of 600 mm x 600 mm x 35 mm, a volume of 0.0126 m 3 and a weight of 2.92 kg. If filled with airgel, approximately 10 liters of this material are consumed.
  • the panel 1 will have a recess 9 in each of the first two adjacent edges 10 and 1 1 of the panel in a first corner of the panel and in the same way the panel 1 will have a stepping 12 of the same thickness as the recess 9 on each of the two adjacent edges 13 and 14 in a second corner opposite or opposite the first corner. Therefore, each panel has two edges that generate the opposite corners, two of them are “male edges” 13 and 14 and the other two are “female edges" 10 and 1 1. This facilitates the locking and assembly of the entire system in work.
  • the joint consists of the following dimensions: male and female edges: 40mm overlap, over the entire length of the overlap (approximately 600mm).
  • the thickness of these overlapping surfaces is 17.5 mm, the sum of which offers 30 mm of panel thickness, which offers continuity to the system.
  • the joint When superimposing the panels in the assembly, the joint consists of 30mm thick, like the rest of the system, but its composition will be that of four 2.5mm thick walls of reinforced resin, and two vacuum chambers filled with gel 10 mm monolithic silica.
  • panel 1 This very special form of panel 1 is due to providing it with simple joining means that make the surface defined by the panels 1 when joining as continuous as possible.
  • the panel 1 has a composite shape formed from two diagonally overlapping square shapes as can be seen in the aforementioned figures 1 and 2, where the recess 9 is overlapped with the corresponding stepping 12 of the adjacent panel 1.
  • thermoplastic screws 15 will be used that pass through recesses 9 and steps 12 of adjacent panels. Three thermoplastic screws will be used, each of approximately 52 mm, which will be responsible for securing the system in the construction site.
  • This assembly between panels 1 is consolidated by the application to the joints 16 between panels 1 of industrial chloroform that thanks to its chemical welding does not leave space between the panels, being able to be designed with millimeter accuracy for its assembly and also seals the system hygroscopically .
  • the system will be completed with vacuum valves 17 located in the overlapping areas between adjacent panels, close to the screwed-in areas between panels 1, said vacuum valves 17 having a plug of Si0 2 -PMMA screwed into holes made for this purpose. in the panels 1, said cap also being chemically sealed by the industrial chloroform and finishing the surface finish with a protective film 8 of antistatic gel-coat.
  • an LED strip (not shown in the figures) will be used.
  • This LED strip will be waterproof and self-adhesive and will have 15 LEDs (Side SMD) of high lateral emission intensity and total length of 30 cm.
  • LEDs Side SMD
  • it will have a 12V connection cable at both ends and 55 cm long X 5mm wide X 2mm high, which can be connected directly between the panels generating a continuous circuit until reaching the power supply or a plug.
  • This backlight could be integrated inside the panel in the manufacturing process: The moment would be when the panel is being assembled and the "box" is already built, this element would adhere to one side of it in the inner face. Both ends would be allowed to pass through the panel walls, and the perforations would be sealed by acrylic resin. By leaving the two terminations with a "contact surface, or connection” outside, the panels, when assembled, would generate LED lines that would end up in the building's power supplies (through a conventional installation) and in the control system of LEDs Once the passage of the two endings was sealed, the panel filling and drying process would be similar to the one already proposed.

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Système de mise en panneaux à efficacité énergétique élevée et à formes libres comprenant une pluralité de panneaux (1) assemblés entre eux à l'aide de moyens d'assemblage (2). Chaque panneau (1) comprend deux feuilles (3 et 4) d'enveloppement, une feuille interne (3) et une autre externe (4) constituées à partir d'une matrice de résine de SiO2-PMMA renforcée par des nanofibres naturelles de cellulose, et une chambre à vide intermédiaire (5) de 1hPa disposée entre la feuille interne (3) et la feuille externe (4), remplie d'un aérogel de silice monolithique. Les moyens d'assemblage entre les panneaux présentent une contre-dépouille (9) dans deux des premiers bords contigus (10, 11) du panneau dans un premier coin du panneau et un étagement (12) d'épaisseur égale à la contre-dépouille (9) sur les deux bords contigus (13, 14) dans le second coin opposé au premier coin.
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