Name: E – 1310 – Natural Cooling Concepts for Residential Design
Price: 50 USD

Intended Audience: Environmental and Civil Engineers

PDH UNITS: 2

This course introduces the student to basic concepts for incorporating natural cooling aspects into the design of residential or commercial structures

There are alternatives to energy-consuming air conditioning. This publication provides some common sense suggestions and low-cost retrofit options to help you design for natural cooling and save electricity.

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E - 1310 - Natural Cooling Concepts for Residential Design

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Mr. Don Parnell, PE

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