Inglaterra cambia el frío por frío intenso: una revolución total
If France surprised you trying to master fire, what comes next is madness. England has an innovation that promises to turn heat into cold and revolutionize the way we view energy systems.
Seeking Innovative Solutions
The longer we go, the more energy we have in every sense. As countries develop, the demand for energy also increases with the associated expenses of electricity consumption.
This is why more and more companies are trying to innovate in energy solutions that are effective and not so expensive on one hand, but on the other hand, do not pollute our planet as traditional systems tend to do.
In this context and to revolutionize energy solutions, a new invention has been able to power entire houses and turn heat into cold.
England has a Revolutionary Idea
It turns out that the company from England, Flint Engineering, has created an innovative thermal technology that promises to revolutionize energy efficiency in various sectors. This is a new system called Isomato that is capable of powering houses, reducing the energy consumption of refrigerators, and even speeding up the charging of electric cars.
Although it seems like a huge and complex system, it is actually much simpler than it appears. It consists of an aluminum sheet with integrated heat pipes that allow efficient and ultra-graphics thermal transfer.
The pipes are metallic and sealed, so they take advantage of the phase changes of a captured fluid to quickly transfer thermal energy. By heating one of their ends, the liquid inside will begin to boil and evaporate, moving quickly through the pipe in the form of gas.
When it encounters a cooler metal surface, this gas condenses back into liquid, releasing heat in the process. The liquid then returns to the hot end, and the cycle repeats.
Low Consumption, Many Applications
These pipes can be used in practically everything and are a very effective way to quickly transfer heat with minimal energy expenditure.
For example, according to the company, commercial refrigerators could increase their efficiency by 30% if they incorporate Isomat shelves that cool food through direct contact. This is astonishing, considering that cooling represents about 20% of energy consumption worldwide, so the innovation could be a significant contribution to energy savings.
On the other hand, regarding electric vehicles, it could be the solution to the overheating problem. The company believes that Isomat can be used in battery packaging to distribute heat evenly, maintaining an optimal temperature, which would extend the lifespan but also allow much faster charge and discharge cycles.
Now, in the realm of sustainable construction, there are also applications. Buildings with roofs or walls covered with Isomat can naturally adjust their temperature. And the best part is that if we combine this technology with thermoelectric generators, enough energy can be generated.
The Possibilities are Endless
And if that wasn’t enough! This system could also have applications in the world of artificial intelligence, avoiding chips from heat. In fact, the same company has already stated that these applications are just the beginning, but the possibilities are endless!
«We have noticed an unprecedented interest in the construction, electrification, and cooling sectors. However, these industries are just a small sample of the potential of this revolutionary innovation,» said Mark Robinson, CEO of Flint Engineering.
«We are actively seeking collaborations and appreciate ideas from companies in all sectors. The possibilities of this revolutionary technology are truly endless,» he added.
This incredible invention shows us that with innovation and technological solutions that reduce the impact on the environment of traditional thermal systems, strengthening the commitment to caring for our planet through sustainable ideas, as happened with this thermal megaproject.
