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One of the thermal comfort strategies applied to this 2.9m house is the air stacking effect technique. A 9 meter high chimney with transparent roof applied to create high temperatures as well as low pressure. As a result, lower temperatures and higher pressures in the lower area of ??the building trigger air to move up, then flow naturally through the aluminum grille. This strategy can naturally move the continuously in the house, so the use of air conditioner & ceiling fan could be minimized

One of the thermal comfort strategies applied to this 2.9m house is the air stacking effect technique. A 9 meter high chimney with transparent roof applied to create high temperatures as well as low pressure. As a result, lower temperatures and higher pressures in the lower area of ??the building trigger air to move up, then flow naturally through the aluminum grille. This strategy can naturally move the continuously in the ...