Titlebook: Wind Towers; Architecture, Climat Mehdi N. Bahadori,Alireza Dehghani-sanij,Ali Sayig Book 2014 Springer International Publishing Switzerlan

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978-3-319-35349-4Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2014

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-05876-4Baudgeer; Desert Climate Sustainablility; Sustainable Architecture; Sustainable Building Design; Water C

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The Architecture of Baudgeers,Baudgeers of Iran are divided into four general types:

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,An Analytical–Numerical Study of the Performance of Conventional Wind Towers,Figure 4.1 indicates the cross section of a conventional wind tower or Baudgeer which has been chosen for study and analysis. The Baudgeer consists of three parts: mouth (head of Baudgeer), column, and blow conveying hatch.

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Performance Evaluation of New Designs of Baudgeers Compared to the Conventional Ones,In this chapter an additional numerical–analytical operation of the conventional and modern structures (Baudgeers with wetted column and wetted surfaces) is discussed, operating in identical physical and climatic conditions.

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Designing, Constructing, and Testing Conventional Baudgeers and New Designs,To investigate the performance of the new designs of Baudgeers and comparing them with the old models, creation and testing of sample structures was carried out in the province of Koh-Gilueh Buyer Ahmad-Londeh, Asr-e-Enghelab Research Complex, near Shahryar, Tehran and University of Yazd, Yazd province.

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Mehdi N. Bahadori,Alireza Dehghani-sanij,Ali SayigFamiliarizes engineers and architects with wind tower designs and operation.Explains the statics, materials, aerodynamics, thermodynamics and heat transfer principles employed by wind towers.Connects

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Conclusions and Recommendations,ecifications were used. The new models included the ones with wetted columns and with wetted surfaces. The mathematical and empirical performances evaluation of the Baudgeers was carried out between 1990 and 2003 [1–11].