A Study on Sizing Solar Apertures for Ankara

& Kirbeyi, M. (2003) A Study on Sizing Solar Apertures for Ankara. In Saman, W Y & Charters, W W S (Eds.) Proceedings of the ISES 2001 Solar World Conference. Australian and New Zealand Solar Energy Society, Australia, South Australia, Adelaide, pp. 219-226.

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This study aims to find optimum values for sizing the windows and Trombe walls and to develop rules of thumb for the climatic conditions of Ankara, which has cold and long winters and hot summers. On a test building having a floor area of 100 m² and a test room with a floor area changing from 10 to 50 m², the effect of the size of windows and Trombe walls on heating, cooling, and total energy needs of the room have been analysed by the help of the computer program named "SUNCODE". Computer simulations are carried out and optimum values for energy demand are obtained and tables are prepared.

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ID Code: 4363
Item Type: Chapter in Book, Report or Conference volume (Conference contribution)
Measurements or Duration: 8 pages
ISBN: 0-9750650-0-9
Pure ID: 34096224
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