Swimming pool water heating system
AssigneeLawrence Peska Associates, Inc.
InventorAndrew Allocco, Jr.
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Abstract
A solar water heating device and construction for heating the water in a swimming pool from the heat derived from the rays of the Sun. The pool is constructed with a border platform or coping around its edges with a hollow passageway under the metal top surface of the coping. The passageway has water pipes extending therethrough and connected to the pool circulating pumps for circulating pool water through the water pipes. Heating fins are carried by the water pipes and extend into heat exchange contact with the metal top coping, which is being heated by rays from the Sun. Thus the Sun's rays are conducted in the form of heat into the piping water for circulation into the pool and heating its water economically.
Claims4
A pool water heating device for heating the water in a pool from solar heat from the Sun, and wherein said pool is constructed with border panel coping means in the path of rays from the Sun, and having a hollow area formed under the coping means, said heating device comprising water conducting piping means extending into said hollow area, coupling means for conducting water from said pool into and through said piping means, heat receiving and transfer means disposed within said hollow area for conducting heat to said piping means for heating said water flowing therein, water circulating means for circulating said water from said pool through said piping means and back into said pool, said border panel coping means comprising border platform means forming a border around the edges of said pool and formed with a substantial surface area capable of direct exposure to the rays of the Sun for being heated thereby, said heat receiving and transfer means extending outwardly laterally of said piping means and in heat exchange contact with said piping means and said heat receiving and transfer means having the outer edges thereof extending outwardly to and in heat receiving heat exchange contact with said coping means for receiving heat therefrom for conducting said heat to said piping means for heating said water circulating therein and for removing heat from said coping means.
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