Application of an alternative energy source in the form of solar radiation and carbon-based fuel flexible material for the heating of mobile farm housing

Abstract

In residential and industrial premises, optimum conditions for human activity must be created. In areas without central heating supply, heating of a mobile living space is provided by solid fuel boilers. There may be fuel outages at a distance from an inhabited locality. Therefore, the purpose of the study is to create a heating system for a farmer's house by using carbon-based fuel flexible materials and solar stations. Farmhouse heating system that heats mobile living quarters remote from power lines and communities through the use of carbon-based fuel flexible materials and solar stations is proposed by the authors. The technical result consists in that, in the claimed system, the heating device is a carbon-based fuel flexible material supplying electricity from the solar station. Carbon-based fuel flexible material is a thermal film (heating grid), which is made by interweaving longitudinal and transverse carbon filaments and, for safety reasons, covered with an electrical insulating material.