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Title: Interpretation on Result of Directions of Suction Opening on Solar Chimney Coherent with Building
Authors: Kumar, L M
Sivaramakrishnan, V
Premalatha, M
Vivekanandan, M
Keywords: Air flow rate;Air change per hour;CFD;Chimney orientation;Natural ventilation;Solar chimney;Tiruchirappalli site
Issue Date: Mar-2016
Publisher: NISCAIR-CSIR, India
Abstract: The performance of a solar chimney was investigated and integrated into a one -storey building. It was designed, manufactured and tested through the selection of different suction openings for the entry of air including right, left, front, back, both right & left and both front & back sides. A module was developed and implemented in CFD for identification of the energy effect on solar chimneys. Experimental results showed that in Tiruchirappalli (Longitude +78.69E, Latitude +10.81) the air changes per hour increased and decreased for various suction openings, indicating that there was a correct orientation of suction opening for a solar chimney for maximum ventilation. The results show that the solar chimney with 500 inclination angle at the left inlet suction opening was found to provide maximum ventilation. The findings between the CFD and experimental results show good agreement.
Page(s): 194-199
ISSN: 0975-1084 (Online); 0022-4456 (Print)
Appears in Collections:JSIR Vol.75(03) [March 2016]

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