Manna Elizabeth Sam Sherly

BE4050

PBE22430

A teaching apparatus for architecture students that simulates natural ventilation in a building will be developed as part of the research project. A climate-friendly cooling system like natural ventilation could reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 460 billion tons in the next four decades, as buildings account for 30% of global energy consumption and 26% of global energy-related emissions. CFD models offer the most accurate numerical simulations of NV, but their complexity can be a barrier to understanding and requires very dedicated training. An apparatus can serve as an empowering tool for future architects with the knowledge to design sustainable buildings.


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