Heating and Cooling With The Sun
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During the winter—when the path of the sun and its
intensity result in lower temperatures within the roof
channels—the system still functions, though not quite
as efficiently. Fortunately, prevailing winds from the
northwest, flowing over and around the outside of the
"tower of power," tend to pull air out of the roof also.
And, if this breeze effect is not sufficient to draw warmed
air through the underground pipe network, the blower fan
can always be activated.
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