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SolarWall case studies provide examples on how companies, institutions, and municipalities have used the SolarWall technologies to achieve a variety of goals, such as reducing energy costs, greenhouse gas (GHG) displacement, improved indoor air quality and educational awareness.
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Malabar Tea Drying | type: pdf | size: 444 kB |
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Year: 1994
Location: Malabar, Indonesia
Summary: One of the most interesting solar applications is drying tea leaves. The leaves are dried at the wilting state where half of the moisture is removed. |
John Molson School of Business, Concordia University | type: pdf | size: 140 kB |
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Year: 2009
Location: Montreal, Canada
Summary: In 2007, plans for the construction of a brand new facility that would house the business school were underway, and the Solar Buildings Network at Concordia proposed the idea of demonstrating a new state-of-the-art hybrid solar technology - SolarWall® PV/Thermal - developed by Conserval Engineering. |
2008 Beijing Olympic Village | type: pdf | size: 94 kB |
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Year: 2008
Location: Beijing, China
Summary: The Olympic Park Developer had a mandate to incorporate innovative green technologies into the 2008 Beijing Olympic Village. As part of that mandate, Conserval Engineering’s SolarWall® and PV/TTM systems were chosen to be showcased on a central building in the Village. |
AIM Associates | type: pdf | size: 188 kB |
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Year: 2002
Location: California
Summary: The lower section contains the SolarWall PV/T solar cogeneration system. The thermal component removes the excess heat generated by the PV array, and uses it for some of the heating purposes.
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Chewonki Foundation | type: pdf | size: 120 kB |
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Year: 2001
Location: Maine
Summary: To generate both heat and electricity, the SolarWall PV/T solar co-generating system was installed on the south-facing sloped roof of the new building.
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