Modular heating structure that can be fitted to the interior walls of buildings
Installation to obtain a radiative heating wall includes a panel form heating modular structure of ceiling height, arranged vertically with the rear face resting against a wall. Each structure includes a plurality of spaced-apart and parallel vertical members fixed to a back wall. Each member overlies a heat exchanger arranged horizontally with fluid circulation ducts, and has quick connect fittings for several protective and decorative panels. Each vertical member includes an upper member and a lower member aligned with one another and sandwiching the heat exchanger. Each modular structure has bottom and top ventilation gratings, and air conducting passages defined by strips situated between each pair of consecutive vertical members, the panels and the back wall.
1. A radiative heating wall installation, comprising: at least one panel-shaped modular heating structure having a height corresponding to a height of premises to be heated from floor to ceiling, the panel-shaped modular structure being arranged vertically with a rear surface resting against a wall, each panel-shaped modular structure being formed of a plurality of spaced-apart vertical posts arranged on a back plate, wherein each vertical post comprises a post under which is horizontally arranged a heat exchanger with fluid circulation ducts, and wherein the vertical posts are fitted with means allowing several protective and decorative panels to be quickly fitted thereto, wherein the vertical posts are fixed to the back plate and each vertical post comprises an upper post and a lower post aligned with each other, wherein the heat exchanger is horizontally arranged between the lower and upper post, and further comprising several protective and decorative panels, and means for fitting the panels to the upper and lower posts for fast disassembly, and wherein each modular structure comprises in a lower portion and in an upper portion ventilation gratings, and wherein air conducting passages are defined by strips located between each pair of consecutive vertical posts, the protective and decorative panels, and the back plate.
2. The installation of claim 1 , wherein aligned vertical posts define between them a volume space across an entire horizontal width of each modular structure by defining a band authorizing positioning of the heat exchanger.
3. The installation of claim 2 , wherin each exchanger rests on an upper horizontal surface of the lower vertical posts while being fixed to the back plate, each exchanger comprising inlets and outlets of fluid circulation ducts arranged backwards of the end portions of each modular structure, and said exchanger receives quick-assembly branching connections on the inlets and outlets of fluid ducts.
4. The installation of claim 1 , wherein vertical posts are fitted on an external apparent surface with means of female configuration to allow the nesting and the fast removable fixing of the protective and decorative panels which include complementary male anchoring means.
5. The installation of claim 2 , wherein a protective panel substantially covers the lower vertical posts and the band for receiving the exchanger, said panel being fixed in a lower portion on the lower post and on a lower portion of the upper post.
6. The installation of claim 1 , wherein a protective panel is fixed to a lower portion of the upper post and to an upper portion of the upper post.
7. The installation of claim 1 , wherein the panels have a plurality of horizontal stiffeners bearing against opposite surfaces of the posts.
8. The installation of claim 1 , wherein the panels are made of a thermally-conductive material.
9. The installation of claim 1 , wherein the modular heating structures directly integrate an insulating material arranged between the back plate of each structure and an intermediate wall having the vertical posts fixed against the intermediate wall.
10. The installation of claim 9 , wherein the insulating material is arranged between the back plate and an opposite wall lining.