Atrium Hybrid Greenhouse
OwnerCarlos Bishopinventor
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Abstract
An atrium hybrid greenhouse. The greenhouse employs the skeleton structure of columns, girders, and joists of an industrial metal building on which are spaced external and internal walls, and spaced roof and ceiling. The spaced walls form a wall cavity therebetween, and the roof and ceiling form a ceiling cavity there between. A radius cave channel is used to connect the wall cavity and the ceiling cavity for fluid flow therebetween. The external and internal wall and roof/ceiling panels are formed of relatively stiff light transmissive material such as polycarbonate. The formed cavity also provides insulation value.
Claims17
A cavity buffer and treatment system comprising:
- a building structure having an exterior;
- an interior structure located some distance away from the building structure;
- a cavity that is formed by the space in-between the building structure and the interior structure;
- at least one HVAC unit that is place outside of the building structure;
- at least one first exhaust fan that is located within the cavity, and
- wherein air that is located within the cavity is treated by the at least one HVAC unit and the at least one exhaust fan.
A cavity buffer and treatment system comprising:
- a building structure having an exterior and an occupied space;
- an interior structure that is located some distance between the building structure and the occupied space, thereby forming a cavity;
- at least one HVAC unit that is configured to treat air located within the cavity and the occupied space;
- at least one first exhaust fan that is located within the cavity to circulate the air located within the cavity;
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- at least one second exhaust fan that is located on the interior structure to pull air from the occupied space of the building structure.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.