Double-façade arrangement
AssigneeGlas TröSch Holding AG
InventorsRoman Graf, Andreas Synowczyk
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AssigneeGlas TröSch Holding AG
InventorsRoman Graf, Andreas Synowczyk
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The invention relates to a double-façade arrangement (1) for a construction (70), in particular a building, a bridge support, a bridge pier or a noise barrier wall, comprising a double façade (20) for generating a vertically directed air flow (50) by means of the chimney effect. Here, the double façade (20) comprises an inner façade (21) and an outer façade (22), wherein a façade interspace (23) for guiding the air flow (50) is situated between the inner façade (21) and the outer façade (22), wherein the inner façade (21) delimits the façade interspace (23) towards the construction (70), and the outer façade (22) delimits the façade interspace (23) towards the surroundings (60) of the construction (70). Furthermore, the double façade (20) comprises an air inlet (24) to allow the air flow (50) with air from the surroundings (60) to be let into the façade interspace (23) and, arranged above the air inlet (24), an air outlet (25) to allow at least some of the air flow (50) to be let out of the façade interspace (23). Moreover, the double-façade arrangement (1) comprises a carbon dioxide separator device (2) for separating at least some of the carbon dioxide from the air of the air flow (50). Furthermore, the invention relates to a construction (70), in particular a building, a bridge support or a bridge pier having such a double-façade arrangement (1). In addition, the invention relates to the use of such a double-façade arrangement (1) or construction (70) having such a double-façade arrangement (1) for generating a vertically directed air flow (50) by means of the chimney effect and for separating carbon dioxide from the air of the air flow (50).
A twin facade arrangement for an above-ground construction comprising a twin facade for generation of a vertically directed air stream by chimney effect,
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