N.K. Bansal; Rajesh Mathur; Mahabir S. Bhandari · 10.1016/0360-1323(93)90042-2 https://doi.org/10.1016/0360-1323(93)90042-2
Building and Environment
Solar chimney for enhanced stack ventilation N.K. Bansal; Rajesh Mathur; Mahabir S. Bhandari A steady-state mathematical model of a solar chimney that boosts buoyancy-driven ventilation in buildings, accounting for different opening sizes and discharge coefficients. Simulations across ambient temperatures and solar intensities indicate that a 2.25 m2 collector can move roughly 140–330 m3/h of air, with flow rising as irradiance increases from low to strong sunshine.
Building ventilation
Numerical / CFD
1993
Building and Environment
no
1993-07-01 12:00:00 00004139
solar chimney for enhanced stack ventilation
1993
Building and Environment
N.K. Bansal; Rajesh Mathur; Mahabir S. Bhandari
10.1016/0360-1323(93)90042-2
Summary
A steady-state mathematical model of a solar chimney that boosts buoyancy-driven ventilation in buildings, accounting for different opening sizes and discharge coefficients. Simulations across ambient temperatures and solar intensities indicate that a 2.25 m² collector can move roughly 140–330 m³/h of air, with flow rising as irradiance increases from low to strong sunshine.
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