Flavien,
By "solar wall" do you mean the perforated, corrugated metal
panels that stand off the side of a building and induce a flow of
warm air upwards behind them? If so, a model was developed at NREL
(National Renewable Energy Lab) some years ago. I have used it and
gotten decent results with it. I can check on its availability for
public use if you like.
If you mean another technology (solar storage walls for example),
please let me know and I'll try to provide a better answer.
Kind regards,
David
On 6/18/2012 02:48, Flavien Gallot wrote:
Hi everyone,
I want to know if you know what type can be used to simulate a
SolarWall.
Somebody told me it might be type201 or type71f.
Is it correct?
However, can you tell me what is the best type can be used and its
cost?
Best regards
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