Complejo de piscinas calentadas por energía solar Saizburgo – Austria

G. Garstenauer

doi:10.3989/ic.1980.v33.i321.2308

Solar energy heated swimming pool complex - Salzburg Austria

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G. Garstenauer

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https://doi.org/10.3989/ic.1980.v33.i321.2308

Abstract

The main feature of this complex, located in Dorfgastein (Salzburg) is to use the «greenhouse » effect to heat the water instead of the solar panels that have been used up until now in similar constructions. The chief installations of this work are: — two saunas, one for ladies, the other for gentlemen; — a solarium with swimming lanes; and — two hot water round swimming pools. Centers such as this permit the bathing season to be prolonged, which otherwise is normally limited to the summertime months, to all the year round.

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G. Garstenauer

La característica principal de este complejo, situado en Dorfgastein (Saizburgo), es la utilización del efecto de «invernadero » para calentar el agua en lugar de los paneles solares empleados hasta ahora en construcciones similares. Las principales instalaciones de esta obra son: — dos saunas, una para señoras y otra para caballeros; — un solario con canales de natación; y — dos piscinas circulares de agua caliente. Centros de este tipo permiten prolongar la temporada de baños, normalmente reducida a los meses de verano, a prácticamente todo el año.

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Published

1980-06-30

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Garstenauer, G. (1980). Solar energy heated swimming pool complex - Salzburg Austria. Informes De La Construcción, 33(321), 35–41. https://doi.org/10.3989/ic.1980.v33.i321.2308

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Vol. 33 No. 321 (1980)

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