What Is a Trombe Wall?
The heat collecting wall is also called Trombe wall. The English name is Trombe wall, or heat collecting wall for short. It is the most typical component of heat collecting and heat storage wall passive solar house.
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- The heat collecting wall is also called Trombe wall. The English name is Trombe wall, or heat collecting wall for short. It is the most typical component of heat collecting and heat storage wall passive solar house.
- It is also called Trombe wall, and its English name is Trombe wall, which is the heat collecting wall for short. It is the most typical component of the passive solar house with heat collection and heat storage wall. It is essentially a solar collector directly attached to the wall of the room, and is usually located on the south-facing wall.
- The heat-collecting wall is used to irradiate the dark heat-retaining wall with a glass cover on the outside to heat the sandwiched air between the transparent cover and the outer surface of the thick wall. The heat is pressed into the room to supply heat to the room. The wall itself releases heat and stores part of the energy directly into the room through heat conduction. At night, the energy stored in the wall is released into the room. On the other hand, the heat-collecting wall loses heat to the outside through conduction, convection and radiation through glass cover. . The solar collector wall solar house is very suitable for areas with abundant solar energy resources and large day and night temperature differences in northern China, such as Tibet and Xinjiang. It will greatly improve the living environment of residents in this area and reduce heating energy consumption in these areas.
- For a typical heat-collecting wall, it is generally composed of windows, air interlayers and walls. According to different needs, the heat collecting wall can be divided into many types, such as open and non-opening (the form of opening can be divided into internal opening and external opening). At present, there are some TIM Insulation materials or components) Improved heat collection walls.