[Greenbuilding] Unglazed solar wall in Toronto(?) auto plant

[Stephen Thwaites]

try:

www.solarwall.com

for info on solar preheaters for make-up air

Quoting "wmdorsett at sbcglobal.net" <wmdorsett at sbcglobal.net>:

> Can anyone tell me about the solar wall an auto paint plant in Toronto
> (?) that is built as an unglazed and perforated solar collector to warm
> makeup air in ventilating the paint shop?
>
>  We have a 25,000 sq ft shop/sales floor that needs high ventilation to
> rid it of combustion gases, but wants to make this happen while meeting
> Leed Gold standards. They are interested in recycling rain water and
> solar heating it for washing very large vehicles and PV for some portion
> of the electrical supply. The anticipated power supply to the building
> is 3-phase 1800V, 1200amp service. Where do you begin "eating an elephant"?
>
> Lawrence, you might be able to work in a consulting or design gig on
> this one for bay and office lighting.
>
> Bill Dorsett
> Sunwrights
> Manhattan, KS
>
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