The invention relates to a micro-channel
solar heating system based on a superconducting
heat pipe technology. The micro-channel
solar heating system based on the superconducting
heat pipe technology is characterized in that
solar energy is transferred to a working medium through a micro-channel
heat exchanger, the working medium is heated and flows into a heat storage water tank, a refrigerating fluid in a
copper pipe is heated through a
heat exchanger so as to absorb heat and be gasified, and a superconducting fluid is heated on the bottom part of a radiator so as to release heat and then is condensed to return to the heat storage water tank; the superconducting fluid changes in phase after being heated, changes from a
liquid state to a gas state so as to upwards flow along a vertical pipeline, and transfers heat to the surface of the radiator for supplying heat at the same time; and the gas-state superconducting fluid is condensed to naturally return during a radiating process, a water tank sensor starts a supplementary heat source when the
water temperature is lower than the set temperature, and heating is carried out through an electric heater so as to meet the heat requirement on evaporating the refrigerating fluid. According to the micro-channel
solar heating system based on the superconducting
heat pipe technology provided by the invention, a micro-channel
solar heat collector is adopted, the superconducting heat
pipe technology is utilized, and the refrigerating fluid is used as a
heat transfer medium, so that the radiator can be heated quickly, the
solar energy conversion efficiency is improved, and the heating comfort is ensured.