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US Patent 4458672
Issued Date
July 10, 1984
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A thermal panel comprises (a) a body including a solar radiation transmitting lens sheet, having opposite surfaces characterized in that solar radiation incident on one surface is focussed at one or more narrow zones at the body opposite surface, (b) a coating on said body opposite surface and defining aperture means in registration with one or more of said narrow zones, whereby solar radiation focussed at said zones may pass through said aperture means, and (c) said coating having a reflective surface facing away from said body.
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July 10, 1984
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06/449,446
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December 13, 1982
US Classification
126/606   126/573 126/648 126/710 359/726 359/742
Int'l Classification
F24J   2/06   (20060101)   F24J   2/00   (20060101)   F24J   2/50   (20060101)   F24J   2/54   (20060101)   F24J   2/08   (20060101)  
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