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Solar House Project APES 2014

Principles of Solar Home Design 1 Orientation: Let the Winter Sun’s Energy in. Aim most of the windows to the south. 2 Summer: Keep the Summer Sun Out: Shading 3 Storage: Use thermal mass to store the Solar Energy gained and to “Store Coolness” in the summer. 4 Weatherization: Insulation and sealing house to keep it warm in winter and cool in the summer 5 Air Circulation: Locate operable windows to capture cooling breezes, release excess heat.

#1 Let Sun in: Orientation

#1 Let Sun in: Direct Gain

#2 Shading: Strategic Use of Eaves to Let in Winter Sun and Keep Out Summer Sun

#2 Shading : Sun Angles

#3 Storage: Thermal Mass: 25%+ of Floor Area (conduction and Convection)

#3 Thermal Storage: Water Tubes

#4 Keep Sun’s Energy In: Weatherization

#5 Air Circulation

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