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Passive Solar Heating and Design Definition: Heating of a building without Mechanical Means By Michael Mak.

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1 Passive Solar Heating and Design Definition: Heating of a building without Mechanical Means
By Michael Mak

2 Passive Solar Heating and Design
Systems of Passive Heating: Direct Gain System Indirect Gain System Isolated System

3 Design Principles Longest wall facing West to East
Shading and Overhangs (Chimney) Quarry tile or stone on floors Face within 30 degrees of true south

4 Direct Gain Sun Heats Thermal Mass Indirect Trombe Wall Isolated Gain System Isolated from Living Area Sunroom Solar Greenhouse Conduction, Convection, Radiation

5 Elements of Passive Solar Design
Aperture (Collector) Absorber Thermal Mass Control Distributor

6 Reference:

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