In a big step towards sustainable city life that The government of Delhi has announced the implementation of cool dacht technology over prominent Bus termals and government buildings. The initiative aims to provide Heat comfort During Delhi's scorching summer and reducing energy consumption.
The first phase of the rollout includes installations on Vivekananda Bus TerminalPresent Anand Vihar Bus TerminalPresent Maharana Pratap Bus Terminal (Kaschmiri -Tor)and the Delhi secretariat.
What is cool night technology?
Cool dacht technology includes Change roofs To reflect a larger amount of sunlight And absorb less warmth as traditional roofs. This helps with maintaining Lower interior temperatures and reduces the dependence on Air conditioning.
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How does cool night technology work?
Cool roofs are made special reflective materials like for example:
- Glass fiber asphalt shingles With ceramic coatings
- Polymer and wooden shingles
- Tonal, slate and concrete tiles
- Reflective metal shingles or tiles
These materials Reflect UV raysThe heat absorbs faster and act than IsolatorMinimizing the heat transfer to the building.
Advantages of cool roofs in Delhi
- Lower interior temperatures During extreme heat
- Reduced electricity invoices By minimizing air conditioning consumption
- Improved comfort For passengers and employees
- Reduction of environmental impacts Through reduced energy consumption
- Reduction of urban heat effect effects
A climate appealing step towards a greener capital
With Delhi Increasing summer temperaturesThis initiative corresponds to the development of climate-resilant infrastructure. It also supports India's broader Sustainability goalsOffer an affordable and effective solution to combat heat stress in urban environments.
The government of the Delhi Cool roof initiative Not only increases energy efficiency, but also ensures that this also makes Public institutions remain comfortable During the intensive summer season. Since the capital gives an example, this step could inspire similar implementations in other Indian cities.