Dynamic insulation and air conditioning and radiant heating system

A system for thermal insulation with active cooling and heating of the innermost wall layers adjacent the interior volume of an enclosure, said enclosure, subject to adverse thermal exchange with the exterior environment, comprising of:

• (a). A horizontal floor plane structure, residing at or near ground level, or otherwise free from adverse exposure to said environment, supporting three, or more, end-connected, upstanding peripheral walls, collectively bearing a substantially horizontal ceiling, with overlying roof layer;
• (b). Said peripheral walls consisting of two flat layers, an outermost and an innermost, so separated as to form a space, containing periodic, upstanding, elongate stiffeners or studs therebetween;
• (c). Said ceiling, supported from above, by a plurality of upper joists, attached thereto, with said floor supported by and attached to a plurality of lower horizontal joists and/or aggregate slab;
• (d). A water and corrosion-resistant outermost roof layer, installed superiorly contiguous to, or at a distance above said upper joist;
• (e). An extensive system of two-piece water-resistant, closed ducts, the outboard half, being formed, the inboard half, being flat, physically isolated throughout, from said interior volume, residing within said spacing in said upstanding wall and ceiling;
• (f). Said inboard duct half disposed adjacent and adjoining the outboard face of said innermost wall and ceiling layer;
• (g). Motor means for introducing evaporatively-cooled air to said duct system and means for exhausting said air to an external exits;
• (h). Means for creating atomized water released at a substantially perpendicular direction to said air flow introduction means within a plenum, insulated externally thereupon and extending at a substantially constant cross-section beyond said introduction of water, for a distance greater than the nominal diameter of said plenum;
• (i). Means for automatic and manual control of said water introduction from shut-off to an excess of water in suspension in said air flow;
• (j) Said automatic control means having feed-back sensor means sufficient to measure excess liquid water presence near said duct exit;
• (k). Said manual control means being accessible to an operator individual cognizant of said exit moisture condition;
• (l). An insulation layer, encompassing said wall and ceiling ducts system, outboard thereof, and inboard of said outermost peripheral wall layer and said outermost roof layer of said enclosure, for suppressing exterior thermal exchange with said duct system and contents therein, thereby causing heat to be preferentially exchanged with said innermost layers surrounding said interior volume;
• (m). cooling and dehumidifier means, of power requirement less than fifteen percent of a conventional central air-conditioning power required to meet all said enclosure or dwelling cooling needs alone;
• (n). One, or more independent air-mover means within said interior volume for convective mixing of said interior volume air;
• (o). Means for interior volume heating and fire suppression;
• (p). Means for fire damping within said ducts for countering upward fire progression caused by said flue-effect.