Balance sheet tips regrding cooling and electricity

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few suggestions of air conditioner :

 For most people these days it's hard to live without a/c. More people homes are no longer designed for cross-ventilation, our summers have got hotter and we have become acclimatized to it. But air conditioning uses a lot of electricity. 

Air conditioning takes indoor heat and pushes it outdoors. 

The United States now uses more electricity for air conditioning than a billion people in Africa use for everything. So really, we have to do everything we can to reduce the amount of air conditioning required, make it as efficient as it can be, and then reduce the non-renewable resources needed to run it.

 physicist Allison Bailes has some suggestions to improve air conditioner performance and making them more efficient in our homes right now. My favourite is his first: instead of adding more cooling you should be reducing heat gain.

1. Seal the leaks

Wherever you live, whether an apartment or house, the first and simplest thing to do is to seal the air leaks. "If you have an older house that's never been air-sealed, this may be a big part of your heat gain problem, especially if you have leaks from the attic. If you haven't had a blower door test, get one."

2. Keep the sun and the heat out in the first 

Allison suggests shading windows, preferably with exterior blinds, but people used to do a whole lot more. As Professor Cameron Tonkinwise of Carnegie Mellon School of Design has noted: “The air conditioner allows architects to be lazy. We don't have to think about making a building work, because you can just buy a box.” We love trees, overhangs, pergolas and other designed shading devices that nobody thinks about anymore. People used to take this very seriously; now they just buy a few more tons of AC.

3. Get efficient lighting and appliances

This is getting old but people still have incandescent bulbs that put out a lot of heat. Turn them off or get rid of them.

4. Insulate if you can

If you have access to an attic, make sure that the insulation is spread evenly and add more if you can. bumpy insulation is not as good as smooth.

5. Make some minor lifestyle changes.

 you should check your dryer vent, but we are going to suggest that this is the time of year to go old school and get a clothesline. Cooking is another big source of heat; try changing to a summer diet of cool foods, salads, and fire up the barbecue and cook outside. Then gets more technical, and we learn how to actually make our AC system work better. The most obvious is to replace the filters. 

6. Keep the vents clear

I've seen dressers, piles of clothes, and dog beds completely or partially covering supply or return vents in homes. Choking off air flow at the vents increases the pressure in the duct system and reduces air flow.

7. Look for duct air flow problems

We also gives recommendations for checking, fixing and sealing your ducts, and keeping the outdoor unit clear of obstructions, covers and vegetation.

8. Get a smart thermostat  

We talks mainly about heating in this post, but energy savings on cooling are supposed to be about 15 percent.

10. Add some rooftop solar panels

It is hottest when the sun is shining, so it makes some sense to try and offset electricity consumption with rooftop solar if you can. It is not perfect, because we are often not home when the panels are generating most of the power and need it later. 

11. Get outside and cool with culture, not contraptions.

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This is what is missed when we come to depend on air conditioning; sure, it's hot out there but this is why there are rivers to jump in, parks to visit, outdoor restaurants to enjoy.

12. In summary: go for a mix of lifestyle, technology and good design

We need a balance between the old and the new, an understanding of how people lived before the thermostat age along with a real understanding of building science today. To minimize our heating and air conditioning loads and maximize comfort, we have to design our homes right in the first place.

There are things we can do to reduce our need for AC, from adding fans, dressing properly or changing what and when we eat. But in the end, we need radical building efficiency to reduce the amount of air conditioning required.

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