The diagram demonstrates the design and infrastructure of an energy-efficient
house
in warm and cold Use synonyms
climates
. It Use synonyms
also
shows how Linking Words
this
design redirects Linking Words
heat
flows differently in these two Use synonyms
climates
.
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Overall
, both dwellings have the same over-arching structure, resembling that of a typical Linking Words
house
with a slanted roof, a skylight and an underground floor. Use synonyms
However
, their infrastructure exhibits some contrasting features.
In colder Linking Words
climates
, the Use synonyms
house
is designed to retain more Use synonyms
heat
. Use synonyms
Consequently
, it has a triple-glazed, open skylight that maximises the entry of warmth from the sun and the surroundings. It Linking Words
also
has an insulated interior to ensure that the Linking Words
heat
energy remains captured within the confines of the Use synonyms
house
. The underground floor in the dwelling for a cold climate serves to preserve the Use synonyms
heat
as well.
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On the contrary
, the design for the Linking Words
house
in warm Use synonyms
climates
aims to reflect the incoming Use synonyms
heat
in order to maintain coolness inside. For Use synonyms
this
purpose, the roof of the Linking Words
house
is coated in a reflective covering. The insulation of the walls of the Use synonyms
house
retains the cold air trapped within the Use synonyms
house
Use synonyms
in contrast
to that of the cold-climate Linking Words
house
. Use synonyms
Additionally
, the underground floor is made to protect the inhabitants from the sun, extending the cooling effect during the scorching summers.Linking Words
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