Solar Passive Energy in Jordan's Climate: Solar Passive Heating Strategies Performance and Management Investigation of Jordan Low-Middle Income Houses
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Description
The most important concern for Jordanian families with low- middle income inthe winter season is the availability of a source of heating, due to its high cost.The climatic conditions of the research area (AL-Karak) helped to reach the bestresults, as it is from the regions that were classified with the highest wavelengthduring the winter season. In the research, a model was designed for a house whose southern façadecontains a Trombe Wall system consisting of layers that allow the exploitationof the solar irradiation that reach the two-layer glass and open from the top andbottom in the inner layer to accelerate the heating of the air, which in turn gainsthe concrete wall the heat that is transmitted through the wall and stored forHeating the house. Two methods were used to analyze the Trombe Wall system.The first is the Numerical method, where the wall gain is equivalent to 5.55c◦ Atthe outer layer in the first time step, which means that the wall works well.