672 results about "Cooling energy" patented technology

The thermal energy venting system includes an insulation board disposed in the cavity between adjacent studs and other areas of a domicile or building to form venting channels directing excess heat through a roof / ridge vent. The insulation board is a non-porous laminate formed by a rigid foam core covered or sheathed with a reflective polymeric facer or plastic. The insulation board provides a thermal barrier for conduction, convection and radiation aspects of thermal energy transfer. The installation of the insulation board forms an envelope that reflects exterior thermal energy and interior thermal energy to maintain comfortable interior temperatures with minimal heating / cooling energy expenditure and costs.

In hot strip plants the residual heat of a part of the slabs after casting was hitherto utilized by either directly rolling the slabs or inserting the slabs into the furnace in a still warm or hot state. After casting, the remaining slabs usually cool down in an aerated hall and are stacked before being further conveyed. The same applies to the residual heat which is present after coiling in the coils which are often air-cooled in a coil storage. The cooling energy of the continuous casting plant also escapes into the environment without being utilized.; According to the invention said unutilized solidification and residual heat is converted into electrical energy by casting the slabs (10) in a continuous casting plant, conveying the slabs (10) or coils to the slab storage (12) or coil storage, removing heat therefrom in heat exchangers (31) during casting and / or during conveying, and / or placing the slabs for a short time or for several hours partially stacked on specifically prepared storage areas (30) which are designed with heat exchangers (31), wherein during the conveying period the heat of the cast strand or the slab (10) and / or during the storage period the residual heat of the slabs (10) or coils is transferred by means of heat conduction and heat radiation and convection via the heat exchangers (31) to a heat carrying medium, such as thermal oil,; thereby heating the heat carrying medium which is then removed via heat carrier transport ducts (33) for power generation and / or for direct utilization of the process heat in other heat consumers.