This paper describes the design and thermal performance of a passive-heated building for the cool, humid climatic conditions of Srinagar, India. The annual climatic variations of Srinagar are from a cold and very humid winter to a temperate, humid late summer. Thus, the major trend is creating comfort conditions by appropriate heating. The design discussed here therefore uses passive heating concepts. Special care is taken to prevent wasteful heat losses during the winter and unwanted heat gains in the summer. In order to ascertain the performance of the design, a thermal analysis has been carried out. The performance was found to be satisfactory.
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World over building sector is largest consumer of electrical energy. Energy requirement for air cool...
The consumption of energy in the buildings is increasing as the development is taking at a very fast...
The building sector is one of the largest energy consumers worldwide. Especially in the hot-humid So...
This research focussed on the identification, evaluation and recommendation of passive design strate...
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