Abstract

The purpose of this study is the survey of tools and resources that needed to assist building by passive solar heating approach and manage the energy and get massive production for this system. The consistency of the building with structure is one of the fame architectures. The creation of perfect condition in the space of building is the reason of using different stuff with different attribute in the building. Thanks to development of knowledge and producing the new stuff making the new condition is regular way. But in many cases using the new stuff beside the source of influxes have some defects, that can symbol to naught a accordance with different continent sophisticated that, make a problems in the nature system and producing the building rubbish. Also we know the fossil’s energy running out of in the entire world, this problem lonely necessity to using renewable energies in all of industries among building industries and derivation constant architecture or green architecture from that. With sustainable development subject, there are a wide studies had been searching about energy in the building and using the natural ingredient. One way to manage the energy in the building is to know about attribute of stuff which comes from the natural. In the Iran’s traditional architecture, using the brick show the high level of thinking and seeing the Iranian’s architecture in using the harmonic stuff. The brick sorption the heat as a capacitor during the day and back this heat to the environment in the cold nights of the desert to prepare the comfort for people who living there. Thanks to the improving of knowledge and coming new stuff and the speed of building construction using the bricks beside the modern architecture is impossible. But we can use the other ingredient which existent in the environment to manage the energy in the buildings sustainably.

Keywords:

Capacitor, heat detent, passive solar heating, Trombe wall,

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