Discussion
Direct gain passive heating admits sunlight
Answer: B
Correct answer: into the occupied space, where mass absorbs it
Direct gain is the simplest passive arrangement: south glazing admits the sun into the room itself, and exposed floor or wall mass absorbs it and releases it after dark. The cost of that simplicity is glare and a swing in temperature, which indirect systems such as a Trombe wall moderate at the expense of some efficiency.
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