DocumentCode :
1133071
Title :
The hottest technology under the sun (Expo ´92)
Author :
Chadwick, Michael
Volume :
38
Issue :
7
fYear :
1992
Firstpage :
251
Lastpage :
253
Abstract :
The author gives a brief overview of Expo ´92 being held in Seville, Spain. The author briefly discusses the techniques used to reduce temperatures at the site including shade, vegetation and water. In particular the author discusses the bioclimatic sphere which creates a localised cloud of water droplets. Also discussed are water walls, including the solar powered example at the British Pavilion. A brief overview of the British Pavilion is given. The site infrastructure including power supply facilities are discussed. The launch of Hispasat, the first Spanish telecommunications satellite is discussed as is the use of smart cards and fingerprint readers by workers to gain access to the site.<>
Keywords :
access control; artificial satellites; cooling; power supplies to apparatus; smart cards; solar absorber-convertors; British Pavilion; Expo ´92 temperature reduction; Hispasat; Seville; Spain; Spanish telecommunications satellite; bioclimatic sphere; fingerprint readers; power supply facilities; smart cards; solar powered water wall; water walls;
fLanguage :
English
Journal_Title :
IEE Review
Publisher :
iet
ISSN :
0953-5683
Type :
jour
Filename :
149347
Link To Document :
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