Refroidissement passif

Résumé

vignette|Dissipateur thermique à ailettes doté d'une fixation du dissipateur thermique par clip en Z. Un système de refroidissement passif est une installation de refroidissement d'un bâtiment ne consommant pas d'énergie. Quatre grandes familles de rafraîchissement passif

Rafraîchissement par ventilation (le puits thermique est l'air), système le plus communément utilisé.
Rafraîchissement géothermique (le puits thermique est le terrain).
Rafraîchissement par évaporation ((le puits thermique est l'eau).
Rafraîchissement radiatif (le puits thermique est le ciel nocturne).

Exemples

Les protections solaires (débordements, stores, tentes solaires...) devant et autour des fenêtres ou du vitrage, font barrage à l'énergie solaire. On peut également judicieusement dimensionner et orienter les fenêtres ou tirer profit d'une ventilation intensive nocturne (naturelle ou mécanique).
La masse même du bâtiment, correctement exploitée, permet d'emmagasiner de la fr

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https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Refroidissement_passif

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