Gravity-Assisted Cooling (No Fans, No Compressors): A Theoretical Approach to Passive Building Cooling Using Gravity, Phase-Change Materials, and Smart Vents
Gravity-Assisted Cooling explores a theoretical approach to passive building cooling without fans or compressors. Focusing on gravity, phase-change materials, and smart vents, it offers an accessible introduction to concepts at the intersection of engineering, building design, and thermal management.
About This Book
Gravity-Assisted Cooling presents a theoretical approach to passive building cooling.
The book focuses on using gravity, phase-change materials, and smart vents as part of a cooling strategy.
It considers alternatives to conventional systems that depend on fans or compressors.
Designed for readers interested in building technology, thermal management, and passive environmental design.
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