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Modelling free convection in a trombe wall

Renewable Energy, 1991
Abstract In this paper, the convective laminar heat transfer between the channel surfaces of the Trombe wall and a modified version of the conventional Trombe wall have been investigated. Velocity profiles, temperature profiles, and pressure defect have been investigated for the conventional Trombe wall, when the temperature of the masonry wall is ...
B.A. Jubran, M.A. Hamdan, W. Manfalouti
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the trombe wall out of equipoise:

2020
Theory, Territories ...
Medici, P. (author), Zuccaro Marchi, Leonardo (author)   +1 more
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A Ventilated Trombe Wall Unit

1983
The aim of this research program is to complete the results which have been obtained throughout 3 years of study of the Trombe wall ventilated by fresh air. That completion should be achieved with the experimentation of a transparent Trombe wall and with the realization of a full range of industrialized modular units.
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Evaluation of a Trombe wall system in a subtropical location

Energy and Buildings, 2013
Abstract Trombe wall systems are based on the use of solar gains and the stack effect in winter, which takes place through an air gap between a glazed facade and a heat-absorbing wall with high thermal mass. The solar orientation of the wall and the vertical angle should allow solar gains in winter while minimizing this effect in summer.
Eduardo Krüger, Eimi Suzuki, Adalberto Matoski   +2 more
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Review of Trombe wall technology: Trends in optimization

Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews
Ma Qingsong, Hiroatsu Fukuda, Fan Fei
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Trombe walls with phase change materials: A review

Energy Storage, 2020
AbstractSolar energy utilization for covering the heating loads of buildings is an innovative and clean way to reduce electricity consumption. A Trombe wall is a classical passive solar heating system used in buildings. Increasing the weights and volumes of Trombe walls can increase their heat storage capacities.
Adil A. M. Omara, Abuelnuor A. A. Abuelnuor   +1 more
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Natural convection and conduction in Trombe wall systems

International Journal of Heat and Mass Transfer, 1991
Abstract The thermal performance of classical Trombe wall solar collector systems is studied numerically. It is assumed that the flow is laminar and two-dimensional, the glazing is isothermal and the solar heat absorbed by the wall is transferred to the air in the channel with a constant flux by natural convection and to the adjacent room by ...
R.Ben Yedder, E. Bilgen
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Hollow Wall: Architectonic Structural Element Alternative to Trombe Wall

1983
The aim of this research project consists of the realization of an architectonic structural element that allows light to pass while acting as a curtain wall and as a system for heat storage and transfer.
C. Erbaggi, G. Funaro
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Performance effects of Trombe wall control strategies

Solar Energy, 1979
Abstract Trombe wall performance is analyzed for a variety of control strategies in Albuquerque, New Mexico, Santa Maria, California and Madison Wisconsin. Controls were considered in both the presence and absence of backup energy. The analysis was performed using hourly simulations on Solmet weather data in a thermal network model.
A.V. Sebald, J.R. Clinton, F. Langenbacher   +2 more
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Heat flux through a Trombe wall/roof

Applied Energy, 1985
Abstract This paper presents an analysis of the behaviour of a Trombe wall/roof consisting of pipes, laid in a solid block, one surface of which is exposed to the sun, the other surface being in direct contact with a room maintained at a constant temperature, θR.
Sant Ram, H.P. Garg
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