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Passive solar cooling of single-storey buildings by an adsorption chiller system combined with a solar chimney

Jafari, Azadeh, and Amin Haghighi Poshtiri. "Passive solar cooling of single-storey buildings by an adsorption chiller system combined with a solar chimney." Journal of Cleaner Production 141 (2016): 662-682.
DOI: 10.1016/j.jclepro.2016.09.099

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Models a building cooling scheme in which an adsorption chiller powered by solar heat feeds chilled plates in a channel while a chimney drives the airflow. Comfort holds in dry and humid weather and ventilation stays steady at a given load. Using three plates rather than one lowers room temperature by about 27%, and electricity use is roughly 37% below that of an inverter split-type unit.

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