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    The document discusses cost effective design strategies for composite climates, using the state of Jharkhand, India as a case study. It defines composite climates as having characteristics of both hot/dry and warm/humid climates that change seasonally. For India specifically, it notes composite zones cover central parts of the country and experience very hot dry summers, humid rainy monsoons, and short mild winters. The document was submitted by seven students at Marian College of Architecture and Planning.

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    The document discusses cost effective design strategies for composite climates, using the state of Jharkhand, India as a case study. It defines composite climates as having characteristics of both hot/dry and warm/humid climates that change seasonally. For India specifically, it notes composite zones cover central parts of the country and experience very hot dry summers, humid rainy monsoons, and short mild winters. The document was submitted by seven students at Marian College of Architecture and Planning.

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    Marian college of architecture and planning | cost effective design

    COST EFFECTIVENESS IN
    COMPOSITE CLIMATE
    A case study on Jharkhand

    SUBMITTED BY:
    1.Vrinda Pradeep
    2.Chelsa James
    3.Liss Maria Sunny
    4.Renita Joseph Periera
    5.Manuel S A
    6.Ammu Pradeep Kumar
    7.Vinila Vincent

    01/23/2022 1
    Composite
    Climate
    Composite climate display
    characteristics such as
     hot & dry
     warm & humid
     cold climates

    Characteristics change from


    season to season alternating
    between long hot, dry periods to
    shorter periods of concentrated
    rainfall & high humidity.

    Marian college of architecture and


    01/23/2022 2
    planning | cost effective design
    Composite climate
    in India
    • The composite zone covers the
    central part of India.
    • Being a tropical country, most of
    design decisions would pertain to
    cooling.
    • In India ,
    –  It has a very hot and dry summer,
    followed by a humid season with
    monsoon rains.
    – With the departure of the monsoon
    it gradually becomes comfortable in
    autumn, followed by a short winter
    with the cloudy and wet as well as
    sunny periods.
    – Before the summer returns there is a
    comfortable but short spring season.
    Marian college of architecture and
    01/23/2022 planning | cost effective design 3

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