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    The document summarizes a study of the PEDA Office Complex in Chandigarh, India. The complex uses natural ventilation strategies like orientation to minimize solar heat gain, water bodies for cooling, and a wind tower coupled with solar chimneys for ventilation. It has a 3D form responding to solar geometry. Thermal mass and proper orientation, with elements like light vaults and a hyperbolic roof, help reduce solar gain and naturally condition the air volume. In conclusions, the evaporative cooling towers and thermal mass help the building perform well in extreme conditions through natural ventilation.

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    The document summarizes a study of the PEDA Office Complex in Chandigarh, India. The complex uses natural ventilation strategies like orientation to minimize solar heat gain, water bodies for cooling, and a wind tower coupled with solar chimneys for ventilation. It has a 3D form responding to solar geometry. Thermal mass and proper orientation, with elements like light vaults and a hyperbolic roof, help reduce solar gain and naturally condition the air volume. In conclusions, the evaporative cooling towers and thermal mass help the building perform well in extreme conditions through natural ventilation.

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    The document summarizes a study of the PEDA Office Complex in Chandigarh, India. The complex uses natural ventilation strategies like orientation to minimize solar heat gain, water bodies for cooling, and a wind tower coupled with solar chimneys for ventilation. It has a 3D form responding to solar geometry. Thermal mass and proper orientation, with elements like light vaults and a hyperbolic roof, help reduce solar gain and naturally condition the air volume. In conclusions, the evaporative cooling towers and thermal mass help the building perform well in extreme conditions through natural ventilation.

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    The document summarizes a study of the PEDA Office Complex in Chandigarh, India. The complex uses natural ventilation strategies like orientation to minimize solar heat gain, water bodies for cooling, and a wind tower coupled with solar chimneys for ventilation. It has a 3D form responding to solar geometry. Thermal mass and proper orientation, with elements like light vaults and a hyperbolic roof, help reduce solar gain and naturally condition the air volume. In conclusions, the evaporative cooling towers and thermal mass help the building perform well in extreme conditions through natural ventilation.

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    NATURAL VENTILATION

    STUDY OF ‘PEDA OFFICE


    COMPLEX,CHANDIGARH,INDIA’

    -PRESENTED BY
    AKANKSHA S. BHOSALE
    SANDEEP R. JANGID
    PIYUSHA P. PATIL
    AJINKYA B. TAWARE
    NIRANJAN R. YADAV
    PUNJAB ENERGY DEVELOPMENT AGENCY
    INTRODUCTION

     LOCATION: SOLAR PASSIVE COMPLEX, SECTOR 33D,


    CHANDIGARH.
     ARCHITECT: PROF. DR. ARVIND KRISHAN
     ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN: SUSTAINABLE ARCHITECTURE
     SITE AREA: 1.49 ACRE
     TOTAL COVERED AREA: 68,224 SQ.FT., INCL. 23,200 SQ.FT.
    BASEMENT
    PUNJAB ENERGY DEVELOPMENT
    AGENCY
     PEDA – Solar Passive Complex, Chandigarh is a unique and
    successful model of Energy Efficient Solar Building, designed on solar
    passive architecture with the partial financial support of Ministry of
    New & Renewable Energy, GOI and Dept. of Science, Technology,
    Environment and Non-conventional Energy, Govt. of Punjab.
     It is setup at Plot No. 1 & 2, Sector 33-D, Chandigarh on a plot size
    1.49 acre (268ft. x 243 ft.) allotted by Chandigarh Administration,
    U.T., Chandigarh with a total covered area 68,224 Sq.Ft. including
    23,200 Sq.Ft. basement.
     It is the center of Excellence for Solar Buildings, minimizing
    conventional lighting load in the office building, efficient movement
    of natural air, light vaults, wind tower coupled with solar chimney,
    Water bodies, designed landscape horticulture and energy
    conservation activities.
    ARCHITECTURAL ANALYSIS

     THIS BUILDING HAS A 3D FORM RESPONDING TO SOLAR


    GEOMETRY, I.E. MINIMIZING SOLAR HEAT GAIN IN HOT
    DRY PERIOD AND MAXIMIZING SOLAR HEAT GAIN IN
    COLD PERIOD.
     THE LARGE VOLUME OF AIR IS COOLED DURING THE HOT
    PERIOD BY A WIND TOWER, INTEGRATED INTO THE
    BUILDING DESIGN, AND IN COLD PERIOD THIS VOLUME
    OF AIR IS HEATED BY SOLAR PENETRATION THROUGH THE
    ROOF GLAZING GENERATING A CONVECTIVE LOOP.
     THE THERMAL MASS OF THE FLOOR SLABS HELPS
    ATTENUATE THE DIURNALS SWINGS.
    SALIENT DESIGN FEATURE OF SOLAR
    PASSIVE COMPLEX IN CONTEXT OF GREEN
    BUILDING
    1. ORIENTATION -
    • SOLAR PASSIVE COMPLEX HAS BEEN DEVELOPED IN
    RESPONSE TO SOLAR GEOMETRY I.E. MINIMIZING
    SOLAR HEAT GAIN IN HOT PERIOD.

    • THE BUILDING ENVELOPE ATTENUATES THE OUTSIDE


    AMBIENT CONDITIONS AND THE LARGE VOLUME OF
    AIR IS NATURALLY CONDITIONED BY CONTROLLING
    SOLAR ACCESS IN RESPONSE TO THE CLIMATIC
    SWINGS.
    2. WATER BODIES: THE WATER BODIES WITH WATERFALLS AND
    FOUNTAINS HAVE BEEN PLACED IN THE CENTRAL ATRIUM OF THE
    COMPLEX FOR COOLING OF WHOLE THE COMPLEX IN THE HOT AND
    DRY PERIOD.
    3. WIND TOWER COUPLED WITH SOLAR CHIMNEYS: THE WIND
    TOWER IS CENTRALLY PLACED COUPLED WITH SOLAR CHIMEYS ON
    THE DOMICAL STRUCTURES FOR SCIENTIFIC DIRECT & INDIRECT
    COOLING AND SCIENTIFIC DRAFTING OF USED AIR.
    Conclusions -
    • Evaporative cooling towers work best with open floor plans that permit
    the air to circulate through out the building without any obstacles.

    • Good thermal mass of the building helps the building to perform in


    extreme conditions. Appropriate building design and orientation having
    properly placed building elements reduced or minimize the solar gain in
    summer.

    • Elements like light Vault, Solar chimney, Hyperbolic parabolised atrium


    roof help to minimize the solar gain.

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