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ASHOK LALL
CLIMATE : In relation to human comfort
EXPOSURE
INSOLATION / SHADING
HEAT TRANSFER
INFILTRATION
MICROCLIMATE
ILLUMINATION
EXPOSURE
COMPACT SHAPE
& COMPACT HEIGHT Controlling exposed surface area to floor area ratio.
SOUTH
WEST
NORTH
INFILTRATION
Tight windows
Air lock lobby at entrance
HEAT TRANSFER
Thermal Bridges!
Heat transfer through window
frame!
Day light
reflector
Openable inner
leaf of window
Mud block inner leaf of wall
acts as humidity fly wheel
Daylighting
50.0 T min
Tmax (deg
(deg centigrade)
centigrade)
• Openable
DEG CENTIGRADE
windows, table
fans, lamps to
30.0
enable
individualised
micro environment
20.0
control.
10.0
• Dress code
according to
0.0
season
5
1
Ju -15
1
5
1
5
b 1
5
Ju -30
1
Fe 1-1
M 5-2
M 1-1
A 5-3
A 1-1
M 5-3
Se 1-1
O 5-3
No 1-1
De 5-3
De 1-1
-3
A 5-3
M 1-1
Ju 5-3
A 1-1
Se 5-3
Ja 1-1
Fe 5-3
Ju -1
O 1-1
No 5-3
15
1
01
15
0
0
l0
l1
0
1
0
1
b
p
ar
ar
pr
pr
ug
ug
n
c
ct
ct
ay
ay
Ja
FORTNIGHTS
AHU
Conditioned air discharge
near floor level at columns
SOLAR ENERGY
Photovoltaic panels
and solar water
heating panels are
integrated with the
building design,
facing south. These
are supplementary
energy sources for
building operation.
SOLAR ENERGY
Assessing the potential of passive / low energy strategies
First – Assuming a high mass building envelop Second – The temperature of evaporatively
insulated from the outside, the indoor dry bulb cooled air (Tev) which would be flushed through
temperature (or theoretical internal radiant the building is plotted assuming an efficiency of
temperature) resulting from the decrement factor 70% with respect to wet bulb temperature.
and the thermal time lag (Tmass), is plotted.
34 temperature)
32 Tba (Predicted temp. for
30 'basic' comfort)
28
Tgo (predicted temp. for
26
'good' comfort)
24
22 ET (Effective
20 temp.combining Tmass +
0:00 1:00 2:00 3:00 4:00 5:00 6:00 7:00 8:00 9:00 10:00 11:00 12:00 13:00 14:00 15:00 16:00 17:00 18:00 19:00 20:00 21:00 22:00 23:00 Tev)
CET (Corrected effective
Time temp taking fanned air
speed of 2m/s)
6000 4000
3500
5000
3000
4000 Cooling degree hrs 2500
(cdh) Cooling deg
3000 2000
cdh not met by passive low cdh not met
1500
2000 Bangalore energy means energy mea
1000
1000
500
0 0
May June July August May June July August
Months
Legend Months
3000 1400
Another energy simulation* was carried out with TRNSYS energy and systems simulation software on an existing
7-storey building in New Delhi.
The parametric study aimed at assessing the Energy Saving Potential of different design strategies including Passive
Design Strategies and Alternative Active Cooling Systems, as well as a combination of both passive and active
strategies.
CEILING FANS(UPTO 2 C
ADDITIONAL COOLING