Multi-Residential Solar Air Heating Projects - 180-unit “Bord de l’eau” project (OMH)
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Project :180-unit “Bord de l’eau” project in Old Longueuil, Quebec | Installed: December 2011 |
MatrixAir Delta solar roof modules : | more than 100 modules arrayed on the roof |
Preheated fresh air delivered : | 25,000 CFM |
Operation : | 7 days/wk, 24 hours per day |
Energy Savings : | 420 GJ annually |
Architect : | BPA & Assoc. |
The Delta solar air heating system is used to preheat more than 25,000 CFM in fresh-air ventilation, serving both common spaces and individual apartments in the complex, a key requirement for LEED ® Canada for Homes certification. Because the system is designed to last over the entire life of the building and is maintenance-free, energy efficiency gains and lower operating costs are locked in. The Delta solar heating system is an ideal air heating solution where a conventional MatrixAir wall-mounted solar air heating system is not practical due to poor building orientation, insufficient wall area, local bylaws and regulations or other obstacles. Aesthetics were a key consideration for Bord de l’eau project architects, located on a picturesque waterfront in Old Longueuil, a designated historic district. |
MatrixAir® systems are patented in the United Sates and Canada : 8276580 (US), 2559641 and 2690650 (CA); other patents are pending.