Solar chimney: A sustainable approach for ventilation and building space conditioning

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Abstract
The residential and commercial buildings demand increase with rapidly growing population. It leads to the vertical growth of the buildings and needs proper ventilation and day-lighting. The natural air ventilation system is not significantly works in conventional structure, so fans and air conditioners are mandatory to meet the proper ventilation and space conditioning. Globally building sector consumed largest energy and utmost consumed in heating, ventilation and space conditioning. This load can be reduced by application of solar chimney and integrated approaches in buildings for heating, ventilation and space conditioning. It is a sustainable approach for these applications in buildings. The authors are reviewed the concept, various method of evaluation, modelings and performance of solar chimney variables, applications and integrated approaches.
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Authors , Lal, S.,;S.C., Kaushik,;P.K., Bhargav,;
Journal international journal of development and sustainability
Year 2013
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Keywords
Medicine Materials of engineering and construction. Mechanics of materials Engineering (General). Civil engineering (General) Science physics environmental sciences economic growth, development, planning

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