(31 Dec 1973) RR7352A UK: A BUILDING TO BEAT THE ENERGY CRISIS
A building that heats itself. In the midst of the energy
crisis, it sounds almost too good to be true. But a new
building in Liverpool, England uses a revolutionary
system of air circulation which conserves the heat
produced by people and machinery in the building.
After an initial boost from a small electrode boiler, the
system is virtually self-perpetuating. In fact, it is so
efficient that at all temperatures above 2 degrees
Centigrade, the building produces too much heat and
has to be cooled down, again by an ingenious method.
In this way, a "total environment" of conditioned air is
provided at a substantially reduced cost.
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