The study, conducted in composite climate of India, exhibits improvement in energy efficiency of a conditioned building block with the use of energy conservation measures (ECMs) recommended by Nati
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The study, conducted in composite climate of India, exhibits improvement in energy efficiency of a conditioned building block with the use of energy conservation measures (ECMs) recommended by Nati
Low temperature heating and high temperature cool-ing systems such as thermally activated building sys-tems (TABS) offer the chance to use low exergy sources, which can be very beneficial financial
Foundation Heat Exchangers (FHX) are a novel form of ground heat exchanger for residential applications and, by virtue of lower costs, could increase the up-take of efficient heat pump technology.
In the context of more and more efficient building research, as passive house or Energy plus building, the occupants have become a central actor of building system.
In general, HVAC systems for clean room facility are required significant energy to maintain the required indoor environment.
There has been an increasing demand for sports facilities in urban areas recently.
In this paper, the application potential of ground-coupled heat pumps (GCHP) in a multi-storey office building in Hong Kong was investigated.