Efficiency & Green Building

	Cleantech 2012 Chapter 10: Efficiency & Green Building
-	Passive solar design features for a zero energy home in Babylon, Iraq
	A. Al-Qaraguli, H. Alguriny, O. Chong, D. Gibbs, L. Coplen
	McKissack, US
-	Passive and active Solar Systems for High Schools in Babylon- Iraq: Design and Economic Study
	A. Al-Qaragouli, H. Alguriny, O. Ching, R. Gibbs, L. Coplen
	McKissack, US
-	Acoustic Power Recovery System for Thermoacoustic Cooling
	D.E. Schwartz, S.R. Garner, J.R. Johnson, A.V. Tuganov
	Palo Alto Research Center, US
-	Technologies for Deep Reductions in Military Operational Energy Use
	R. Brown, T. Sharp, M. Lindsey, S. Kiser, K. Andrews
	Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, US
-	Performance and Potential Applications of Direct Expansion Ground Source Heat Pump systems for Building Energy
	A.M. Omer
	University of Nottingham, UK
-	Sodium Clusters for a Superior Light Source
	H. Gokturk
	Ecoken, US
ISBN:	978-1-4665-6277-6
Pages:	440
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Indexes:	Keywords, Authors, Affiliations
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