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    The document discusses building a model house with cooling systems to reduce heat, specifically a model with a turbine ventilator and sprinkler system using a water bottle, fan blade, and other materials. It analyzes why houses get hot in Malaysia, such as lack of ventilation and dark colors, and recommends painting houses light colors and installing ventilators, sprinklers, and windows made of wood to lose heat. Data is presented showing the model cooling system lowers temperature more effectively than a control set without modifications.

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    The document discusses building a model house with cooling systems to reduce heat, specifically a model with a turbine ventilator and sprinkler system using a water bottle, fan blade, and other materials. It analyzes why houses get hot in Malaysia, such as lack of ventilation and dark colors, and recommends painting houses light colors and installing ventilators, sprinklers, and windows made of wood to lose heat. Data is presented showing the model cooling system lowers temperature more effectively than a control set without modifications.

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    The document discusses building a model house with cooling systems to reduce heat, specifically a model with a turbine ventilator and sprinkler system using a water bottle, fan blade, and other materials. It analyzes why houses get hot in Malaysia, such as lack of ventilation and dark colors, and recommends painting houses light colors and installing ventilators, sprinklers, and windows made of wood to lose heat. Data is presented showing the model cooling system lowers temperature more effectively than a control set without modifications.

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    Physics, Form 4: Specific Heat Capacity

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    Physics,Form 4

    specific heat
    capacity
    Group Leader : Risivani a/p Rajandran Kumar
    Team Members : Darren Chang Juin Rong
    Dharrrinesh a/l Narendiran
    Hee Sze Suen
    Lam Jia En
    Lee Zhi Wei
    Yong Sze You
    Woon Chun Han
    AIM : To create a model of a house
    which has cooling systems to
    loss heat from the house.
    Problem Statement

    1) How to cool down the house?


    2) Why does it get hotter in the house?
    3)Types of houses which can trap heat easily in
    Malaysia?
    Types of houses in
    Malaysia

    Terrace House

    A house built as part of a continuous


    row in a uniform style.

    The low cost terrace house which is


    usually very small in size this cause
    poor air ventilation and this will cause
    rise in temperature.
    Townhouse

    A tall, narrow, traditional row house,


    generally having three or more floors.

    There will be 2 to 3 floors in townhouse.


    Usually the second floor and above will
    be hot because the hot air rises from
    ground floor to up.
    Semi-detached
    house

    A semi-detached house or also known


    as Semi-D is a single family dwelling
    house built as one of a pair that share
    one common wall. Often, each
    house's layout is a mirror image of the
    other.

    Outside and inside of the house is


    spacious so air circulation will be good
    in the house and this will cause less
    heat.
    Bungalow House

    A low house, with a broad front porch,


    having either no upper floor or upper
    rooms set in the roof, typically with
    dormer windows.

    Outside and inside of the house is


    spacious so air circulation will be good
    in the house and this will cause less
    heat.
    Why does it get hotter
    in the house?

    1)No proper ventilation.


    2)Dark colour paint which apply to the walls will absorb
    heat.
    3)Glasses windows.
    4)More lights which used in house will increase temperature.
    Ways to lose heat
    from house.

    1) Paint house in light colour.


    2) Install turbine ventilator.
    3) Plant grass on top of roof.
    4) Walls of the house must be good insulator of heat.
    5) Install water sprinkler.
    6) Add more windows which is made up of wood.
    Materials
    and
    apparatus

    A water bottle, fan blade, DC motor, 500ml beaker,


    water, immersion heater, thermometer and tin box.
    Types of cooling system
    In our model

    - A turbine ventilator - A sprinkler


    3-D MoDel
    Time(minutes) Temperature of Temperature of actual
    control set (‘C) set modified (‘C)
    0 54 54
    2 53 50
    4 52 48
    6 49 45
    8 48 41
    10 48 38
    12 46 36
    14 43 34
    Activities to complete our
    project

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