Butti, Ken.
A golden thread : 2500 years of solar architecture and technology / Ken Butti and John Perlin.
New York : Van Nostrand Reinhold Co., 1980.
xi, 289 pages : illustrations ; 24 x 19 cm
Early use of the sun -- Solar architecture in ancient Greece -- Roman solar architecture -- Burning mirrors -- Heat for horticulture -- Solar hot boxes -- Power from the sun -- The first solar motors -- Two Amerian pioneers [John Ericsson, Aubrey Eneas] -- Low temperature solar motors -- The first practical solar engine -- Solar water heating -- Early solar water heaters -- Hot water -- day and night -- A flourishing solar industry -- Solar house heating -- Solar communities of Europe -- Solar heating in early America -- An American revival -- Solar collectors for house heating -- The modern era -- Postwar energy perspectives -- Worldwide solar water heating -- Full circle.
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Solar energy History.
Architecture and solar radiation History.
Architecture and solar radiation.
Énergie solaire Histoire.
Architecture et rayonnement solaire Histoire.
Architecture et rayonnement solaire.
Solar energy.
Solararchitektur
Sonnenenergie
Zonne-energie.
Energia.
Energia Solar (Economia)
Énergie solaire.
Chauffage solaire.
Solar energy Applications to 1979
History.
Perlin, John.
Location: Library main 88505
Call No.: 5754; ID:85-B12709
Status: Available
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