Overhanging, trombe walls and wind energy
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This document discusses various passive architecture designs that utilize wind and solar energy. It describes the working of a Trombe wall, which uses a hollow wall to circulate air and heat it with solar energy. Overhang walls and winged walls are designed to prevent solar radiation from entering rooms in the summer and allow it to enter in the winter. The document also discusses wind energy conversion systems, including the basic components and working of a wind turbine. It notes some disadvantages of wind energy and explains that the theoretical maximum efficiency of a wind turbine is 59.3% according to Betz's law.
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- 1. Passive architecture and wind energy Post-graduate Studies Department of Mechanical Engineering Mar Athanasius College of Engineering Kothamangalam october 2017 ABIN CEASAR S1 THERMAL ROLL NO:2
- 2. Table of content •TROMBE WALL AND FUNCTION •OVERHANG AND WINGED WALL •WIND ENERGY CONVERSION SYSTEM i. WORKING ii. POWER V/S WIND CHARACTERSTICS iii. DISADVANTAGES iv. MAXIMUM EFFICIENCY
- 3. TROMBE WALL •A hollow wall through which air can be circulated. •Used to heat up the cold air using solar energy. •Consists of three components 1. Direct gain window 2. Convective loop 3. Thermal storage walls
- 4. Working of trombe wall Fig 1
- 5. • Used in cold regions during winter to maintain optimum room temperature. Some real life examples are shown below. . Fig 3 Fig 2
- 6. OVERHANGS AND WINGED WALL •Heating or cooling based on the architecture of the building. •The idea is that cooling can be achieved to some extent by preventing the entry of solar radiation or ,by minimizing the surface area receiving solar radiation. •These walls are constructed in such a way that in summer it prevents solar radiation entering the room and in winter the vicevesa.
- 7. Fig 4 : overhang wall function
- 8. Winged wall • Works on same principle of overhang wall. Fig: 5
- 9. Examples of overhang wall Fig 6 Fig 7
- 10. WIND ENERGY CONVERSION SYSTEM NEED OF WIND ENERGY •Present energy needs heavily relies on the conventional sources. •But the steady increase in price and limited availability of the conventional sources has shifted the focus towards renewable sources of energy. •Of the available alternate source of energy wind energy is considered to be one of the proven technologies with a competitive cost for electricity generation.
- 11. COMPONENTS A.Rotor B.Blades C.Main shaft D.Gear box E.Generator WORKING OF WIND TURBINE IS BASED ON ELECTRO MAGNETIC INDUCTION Fig 8
- 12. CROSS SECTION OF WIND TURBINE Fig:9
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- 14. DISADVANTAGES •Wind energy available is fluctuating in nature and varies fro zero to storm force. •Wind energy systems are noisy in operation •Good wind sites are often located in remote locations ,far from cities where electricity is needed. •Installation and maintenance cost of wind turbine is high .
- 15. Wind turbine efficiency •Wind turbine efficiency = useful output power / wind power input. •Betz’s law states that no wind turbine can capture more than 59.3% of kinetic energy of wind. So this is the theoretical maximum efficiency that a wind turbine can achieve.
- 16. Horizontal and vertical axis wind turbines Fig :11 Fig:12
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