STUDY OF A PASSIVE SOLAR WINTER HEATING SYSTEMBASED ON TROMBE WALL

Authors

  • Dr.G.S.V.L.Narashimha
  • Abhilasha A.N.

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PHYSICAL MODEL AND MATHEMATICAL FORMULATION

Abstract

In buildings for heating and cooling purpose use a large amount of non renewable energy. Now a day’s renewable energy such as solar energy is a suitable solution for reduce the excess use of non renewable energy. Passive solar systems do not use the mechanical or electrical equipments to store and transfer the thermal energy. Trombe wall is a passive solar system and it is based on the natural conduction, convection and heat storage. This works contains numerical study on the passive solar winter heating system. Studythe distribution of temperature in wall,living spaceof room and the effect ofoutlet position ina system. Analysis can be done for 2-D model and Present work involves natural ventilation and convective mode of heattransfer. Results showsthat temperaturedistributions depend up on the quantity of heat flux gain by Trombewall and positions of the outlet also affect the performance of the system.

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2021-03-27

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Vol. 3 No. 3 (2016): IJIERT

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