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Passive cooling PRESENTATION BY:MADMINOV SANJARBEK
What is a Passive Cooling? Passive cooling is a building design approach that focuses on heat gain control and heat dissipation in a building in order to improve the indoor thermal comfort with low or no energy consumption. PAGE:2
METHODS: Natural Ventilation Earth cooling Shading Wind Towers PAGE 3
NATURAL VENTILATION SHADING TECHNIQUES O U T S I D E C O O L B R E E Z E C R E AT R A I R M O V E M E N T A N D W A R M A I R M O V E S Overhang is use for shading U P A N D L E AV E T H E B U I L D I N G . REAL LIFE EXAMPLES: PROVIDE SHADING WITH TREES AND PLANTS PAGE4
WIND TOWER EARTH COOLING AT A DEPTH OF ABOUT 4 M BELOW GROUND TEMPERETURE INSIDE THE EARTH REMAINS NEARLY CONSTANT ROUND THE YEAR AND IS NEARLY AND EAQUAL TO ANNUAL AVERAGE TEMPERATURE OF THE PLACE. EMBEDDED AT A DEPTH OF ABOUT 4M BELOW THE GROUND WILL ACQUIRE THE SAME TEMPERATURE AS THE SURROUNDING EARTH AT ITS SURFACE. The function of a wind tower is to catch cooler breeze that prevail at a higher level above the ground and to direct it into the interior of the buildings. REAL LIFE EXAMPLES: PAGE5
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