Low energy consumption climate control system and method for the realization of high heat-sound insulation building

An apparatus to high heat-sound insulate a building, which comprises a structure having interconnected studs and beams and surfaces projecting outside the building, said apparatus comprising:

• bearing elements, with horizontal holes, stretching out with respect to outer surfaces of the structure of studs and beams, wherein said bearing elements are spaced-apart and lined-up to form both horizontal and vertical lines and to form a symmetric and modular grid;
• joining and reinforcement elements inserted into the horizontal holes, wherein the bearing elements of each horizontal line are each joined through a structural shape having a first and a second sides placed in an L position with respect to each other, where one of the first and second sides stretches out horizontally outside;
• elements of an outer plugging are placed on the horizontal side of the structural shapes, which join each horizontal line to form an outer surface of the building;
• vertical panels are configured inside the outer surface and placed in parallel and space-apart from each other, are placed to form isolated gaps;
• pipes, where a fluid at predetermined temperature flows, are placed in correspondence of the most distant panel of the vertical panels from the outer surface of the building;
• a beehive-hollow ceiling on the surfaces of the horizontal beams of the structure, each cell including an element comprising continuous parallel thin walls which define a series of isolated gaps;
• an insulating and/or thermally reflecting layer on the beehive-hollow ceiling;
• planar elements placed on the insulating layer, wherein the planar elements are peripherally endowed with space apart short legs, placed on said beehive-hollow ceiling to define an empty space between the beehive-hollow ceiling and a horizontal element, wherein a cement layer is placed on it, and a desired floor;
• pipes to enable fluid-flow at a predetermined temperature and for utilities placed between the horizontal element and the ceiling;
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• erected inner walls configured to close the space existing in the outer surface of the building and comprising the vertical panels.

A building comprising a climate control system, comprising:

• a first system configured to generate and accumulate electricity from renewable sources, wherein the building comprises at least one perimeter wall and at least one floor;
• a secondary geothermic system configured to capture fluids at a temperature within a predetermined range, wherein the at least one perimeter wall and the at least one floor comprises a plurality of parallel, spaced-apart continuous panels, void spaces or gaps being defined between said panels;
• a third system of variable capacity air-flow circulation;
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• a fourth system configured to monitor and control temperature and humidity of said air-flow,
• wherein said at least one perimeter wall further comprises an external wall and an internal wall defining a gap therebetween, with the gap being divided into at least a first gap, a second central gap, and a third gap by the plurality of spaced-apart continuous panels, said first gap is towards the external wall, and said second central gap and said third gap are towards the internal wall,
• wherein at least one primary vertical panel sheeting is made of thermally insulating material, with the second central gap towards the external wall, and including a thin second panel sheeting made up of a breathable metallic sheet separated from the external wall, the side of said vertical panel sheeting is directly facing the internal wall provided with an impermeable metal sheet reflective to thermal fluxes,
• wherein a gap underneath the floor is insulated from the floor below by a horizontal panel made of thermally insulated material and including, on the side facing the floor, a continuous breathable metal sheet reflective to thermal fluxes, and
• wherein a number of radiating pipes are laid out within said gap beneath the floor and in the third gap facing the internal wall with the fluid flowing within said radiating pipes at a desired temperature and coming from said geothermic system, said variable capacity air-flow is directed in at least some of said first, second central, and third gaps.

A building comprising an apparatus to high heat-sound insulate the building, comprising:

• bearing elements, with horizontal holes, stretching out with respect to outer surfaces of a structure of studs and beams projecting outside the building, wherein said bearing elements are spaced-apart and lined-up to form both horizontal and vertical lines and to form a symmetric and modular grid;
• joining and reinforcement elements inserted into the horizontal holes, wherein the bearing elements of each horizontal line are each joined through a structural shape having a first and a second sides placed in an L position with respect to each other, where one of the first and second sides stretches out horizontally outside;
• elements of an outer plugging are placed on the horizontal side of the structural shapes, which join each horizontal line to form an outer surface of the building;
• vertical panels are configured inside the outer surface and placed in parallel and space-apart from each other, are placed to form isolated gaps;
• pipes, where a fluid at predetermined temperature flows, are placed in correspondence of the most distant panel of the vertical panels from the outer surface of the building;
• a beehive-hollow ceiling on the surfaces of the horizontal beams of the structure, each cell including an element comprising continuous parallel thin walls which define a series of isolated gaps;
• an insulating and/or thermally reflecting layer on the beehive-hollow ceiling;
• planar elements placed on the insulating layer, wherein the planar elements are peripherally endowed with space apart short legs, placed on said beehive-hollow ceiling to define an empty space between the beehive-hollow ceiling and a horizontal element, wherein a cement layer is placed on it, and a desired floor;
• pipes to enable fluid-flow at a predetermined temperature and for utilities placed between the horizontal element and the ceiling;
• and
• erected inner walls configured to close the space existing in the outer surface of the building and comprising the vertical panels.