
Building-scale heat delivery
Phase-change transport can deliver heat to distributed loads while reducing reliance on pumped liquid circulation where system geometry permits.
A published phase-change heat-delivery architecture for heating space and/or water, with potential relevance to building and process-heating applications.

Applications include space heating, water heating and selected process-heating duties, with product development centered on whole-system energy use, controls, safety, certification and installed economics.

Phase-change transport can deliver heat to distributed loads while reducing reliance on pumped liquid circulation where system geometry permits.

The architecture can be evaluated against conventional hot-water distribution for pumping demand, fluid volume, controls and installed cost.
The technology is suited to equipment-company evaluation for product design, certification, manufacturing and deployment.