UZBEKISTAN HAS A HUGE POTENTIAL FOR DEVELOPMENT OF SOLAR ENERGY
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In Uzbekistan, a draft energy house was created, which is heated by solar energy. Such housing is designed for the special requirements gelioarhitektury, allowing the building to efficiently convert the sun’s rays into energy for heating, according to finance.uz.
The project fulfills the role of solar south facing glazed quince building. The accumulated heat is directly transferred to the premises. To heat the house at night and in cloudy weather, the heat is stored in insulated buildings and massive structures in the pebble battery.
In such houses as compared to conventional housing is 10 times less than the cost of traditional resources for heating. The result can be saved per year 3000 cubic meters of natural gas. The proposed "solar" homes do not use expensive gelio-technical equipment and additional cost payback of 4-5 years.
Buildings with solar heating can be adapted not only as individual houses urban and rural construction, but also as a low-rise public and industrial facilities.
It should be noted that Uzbekistan has so far only been available in a single copy energy efficient house with solar heating, built in Tashkent region. Past experiments have shown here the opportunity to cover the needs of 60% of the building for heating by solar energy.
IA "Jahon"
