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Page 1: By: William Andrew Meyers Elizabeth Rachel Selvaggio Camerdon Patrick Valade PASSIVE SOLAR ENERGY

By:

William Andrew Meyers

Elizabeth Rachel Selvaggio

Camerdon Patrick Valade

PASSIVE SOLAR ENERGY

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Uses and FunctionsUses and FunctionsUSES & FUNCTIONS

• HEATING

• ELECTRICITY

• COOLING

• HOT WATER

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Producing EnergyProducing Energy-Heating:-Heating:

Sun space- its built on a side wall of a Sun space- its built on a side wall of a building, sunlight passes through and building, sunlight passes through and warms it. It’s made of material that warms it. It’s made of material that absorbs heat, and proper ventilation absorbs heat, and proper ventilation allows heat to circulate into the building allows heat to circulate into the building during the day and warms it at nightduring the day and warms it at night-Electricity:

• Photovoltaic- the panel consist of solar cells that transform the energy from the sun to electricity. 1 Panel= A 12V Battery

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PRODUCING ENERGYPRODUCING ENERGY

-Cooling:-Cooling:► Thermally Activated Thermally Activated

Cooling Systems (TACS)Cooling Systems (TACS)► Driven by solar energy, Driven by solar energy,

and sized to provided and sized to provided 30%-60% of building 30%-60% of building cooling requirements.cooling requirements.

► The Refrigerant is The Refrigerant is condensed, throttled and condensed, throttled and evaporated to yield a evaporated to yield a cooling effect, which is cooling effect, which is reabsorbed to continue reabsorbed to continue the cycle. the cycle. BAD GOOD

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-Hot Water:-Hot Water: Integrated Collector and Storage Integrated Collector and Storage

Systems:Systems:

It’s a water holding tank in a box, with It’s a water holding tank in a box, with glass on the side facing south. They start glass on the side facing south. They start with 40 Gallons and are panted black with 40 Gallons and are panted black with high temperature engine.with high temperature engine.

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ADVANTAGEADVANTAGE

►Saves you money. $$Saves you money. $$►Does not require any fuel.Does not require any fuel.► Is not affected by supply and demand, Is not affected by supply and demand,

so prices will never increase.so prices will never increase.►Passive Solar energy is clean, Passive Solar energy is clean,

renewable and sustainable.renewable and sustainable.►Contributes to the decrease of harmful Contributes to the decrease of harmful

green house gases. green house gases.

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ADVANTAGES CONT’DADVANTAGES CONT’D

►Can operate entirely independent.Can operate entirely independent.►Reduces our dependence on foreign Reduces our dependence on foreign

sources of energy.sources of energy.►Continues to supply your home in the Continues to supply your home in the

event of a power outage. event of a power outage. ►Maintenance Free!Maintenance Free!►Lasts for decades!Lasts for decades!

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What Can it ReplaceWhat Can it Replace

-Passive Solar Energy could -Passive Solar Energy could replace our most dependent replace our most dependent non-renewable resources such non-renewable resources such as Oil and Coal. as Oil and Coal.

-If you were to retrofit your home -If you were to retrofit your home with solar panels and design with solar panels and design the home to be naturally the home to be naturally heated (Picture) you could run heated (Picture) you could run everything in your home, or at everything in your home, or at the very least cut down on your the very least cut down on your use of fossil fuels. use of fossil fuels.

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WHERE IS IT USED? Passive Solar Energy is being used all

over the United States, as people become more aware of this technology and design.

Pro’s- better for environment, cheaper, a renewable and sustainable energy source.

Con’s- In some cases the materials necessary for passive solar energy may be somewhat expensive.

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Challenges of Making it Mainstream

The government would need to make standards for more efficient houses using passive solar materials and designs.

Need to make passive solar materials cheaper and needs to be advertised more to make people realize they have options.

Need to make inefficient products harder to get and tax the people who have inefficient houses.

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Will it be mainstream?Will it be mainstream?

► It is quiet possible to make passive solar It is quiet possible to make passive solar energy mainstream, as long as the Gov. energy mainstream, as long as the Gov. and Companies take the right steps, and Companies take the right steps, such as;such as;

► More well knownMore well known► Easier to come byEasier to come by► CheaperCheaper

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Materials:

- House (elongated on a east-west axis)- Shades- South Facing Glass- Thermal Storage Walls- Roof Pond System (for cooling)- Sun Rooms (Lets heat out in summer)- Efficient Window Seals- Solar Panels- Passive Solar Landscape Designs

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HOW IT WORKS

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PASSIVE SOLAR HOMESPASSIVE SOLAR HOMES

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REFERENCESREFERENCES

►http://www.nrel.gov/learning/re_passivhttp://www.nrel.gov/learning/re_passive_solar.htmle_solar.html

►http://www.greenbuilder.com/sourcebohttp://www.greenbuilder.com/sourcebook/PassiveSol.htmlok/PassiveSol.html

►http://www.alternative-energy-news.infhttp://www.alternative-energy-news.info/passive-solar-energy/o/passive-solar-energy/