R. Tiwari’s scientific contributions

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Climatic responsive energy efficient passive techniques in buildings
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April 2003

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R. Tiwari

The energy conscious traditional Indian way of life and architecture evolved out of the great timeless vedic philosophies, and hence, it was immutably appropriate to the very essence of life based on human knowledge, wisdom and vision of nature-man interaction. Thus, architecture in its nature based manifestations, and appropriateness, integrated to the life, has been most assiduously cultivated in India through ages. The energy conscious architectural heritage, thus, reached its pinnacle of perfection due to the sound principles embedded in man-nature spiritual and moral Indian values and honest dedication to the spatio-temporal creations. The ever alarming cost of energy in buildings enforces a statuary demand of energy conservation passive design techniques in buildings. Modern buildings reveal inadequate thermal performance and require mechanical devices to bring thermal comfort.

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... Dili et al. (2001) reported the effectiveness of passive control methods in vernacular architecture widespread in the southern part of India for indoor comfort in summer, rainy and winter months. Sharma et al. (2002) discussed the alarming cost of energy use in buildings and various energy conservation passive design techniques in Indian buildings. ...

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A building bio-climatic design tool incorporating passive strategies in residential dwellings design of composite climate of India
Climatic responsive energy efficient passive techniques in buildings
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  • April 2003