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Construction of a sand thermal battery – 168 kWh

Construction of a sand thermal battery – 168 kWh

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Description

What is a sand battery?

A sand battery is an innovative heat storage system that uses sand as a natural ‘battery’ to retain thermal energy. This system can be used to heat homes or to provide thermal energy when needed.

In short, the sand battery stores heat in sand heated by a photovoltaic system and releases it gradually to heat the home.

How does it work?

  1. Heating the sand: The sand is heated by electric heating elements, which are powered by a photovoltaic system. Solar panels capture solar energy and convert it into electricity, which is used to heat the sand. The heat generated is stored in the sand, which can retain the energy for many hours or even days.
  2. Energy storage: The sand acts as a natural ‘heat reservoir’, retaining energy for long periods without the need for expensive or hazardous chemical batteries.
  3. Heat release: When heating is required, cold air is blown through the heated sand. The air warms up and exits through a system of pipes, being distributed throughout the home to heat the room.
  4. Efficient insulation: The sand battery is fully insulated to keep the heat inside and prevent energy loss.


Why use a sand thermal battery?

  • Energy efficiency: It reduces heating costs as it uses renewable energy from solar panels and retains heat for longer periods.

  • Sustainability: It is an eco-friendly system, based on natural materials such as sand, which does not pollute and does not deteriorate over time.

  • Easy to maintain: The system has few mechanical components and does not require frequent servicing.

The sand battery is a simple and effective solution for heating your home, helping you to save energy and protect the environment. It is perfect for those who wish to adopt a natural, sustainable and affordable heating source, powered by a photovoltaic system.



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