Thermal insulating element
AssigneeRep IP AG
InventorNico Ros
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InventorNico Ros
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An insulating element for thermally insulating spaces, including closed cells, in which a first and a second group of closed cells are formed by first or second recesses in a first or second flat element and the first and the second flat elements form first or second connection regions between recesses adjacent to the edges of the openings, to which respectively a flat covering element closing the openings of a plurality of first recesses is bonded on a front side of the flat element. The second recesses are arranged between the first recesses on a rear side of the first flat element and the first recesses are arranged between the second recesses on a rear side of the second flat element such that the space remaining of the first and second recesses between the first and the second flat elements amounts to less than 50% of the space enclosed by the first and second recesses.
A panel-shaped insulating element for thermally insulating spaces, comprising a plurality of closed cells, wherein a first group of closed cells is formed by first recesses in a first flat element, and the first flat element between edges of openings of adjacent recesses forms first connection regions to which a first flat cover element closing the openings of the first recesses is materially bonded on a front side of the first flat element, characterized in that a second group of closed cells is provided, which is formed by second recesses in a second flat element, and the second flat element between edges of openings of adjacent recesses forms second connection regions to which a second flat cover element closing the openings of the second recesses is materially bonded on a front side of the second flat element, wherein the second recesses are provided on a rear side of the first flat element between the first recesses, and the first recesses are provided on a rear side of the second flat element between the second recesses, so that a volume remaining free of first and second recesses between the first and second flat elements is less than 50% of a volume enclosed by the first and second recesses together, wherein the first and second connecting regions are strip-shaped, forming a grid of strip-shaped connecting regions extending transversely at an angle of 90°, relative to one another, and bases of the first and second recesses are cross-shaped and the first recesses are arranged such that a cross-shaped base of the first recesses of the first flat element, over its entire length, rests on two intersecting strip-shaped connecting regions of the second flat element.
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