Solar core

(2005) Solar core. [Other]

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A simple system is needed for storing heat and coolness created by passive solar design in existing low-income housing world-wide. Birkeland’s Solar Core (2003) coincidentally combines the attributes of a ‘solar chimney’ (which draws hot air out of the building), ‘wind tower’ (which draws cool air into a building) and ‘Trombe wall’ (which stores and circulates heat and coolness).The Solar Core is a new passive solar design concept to facilitate the ecological retrofitting of homes. The project is being constructed by a green builder in the USA who has promised to test it and report on how it performs. It has been presented in several talks and class lectures since 2003.

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ID Code: 225671
Item Type: Non-Traditional Research Output (Other)
Measurements or Duration: two pages
Keywords: Ecological Retrofitting, Passive Solar Design, Sustainable Development, Thermal Storage
Pure ID: 34327066
Divisions: Past > QUT Faculties & Divisions > Faculty of Built Environment and Engineering
Copyright Owner: Copyright 2003 [please consult the author]
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