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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"solar heat gains."”.

  1. Energy use in multi-family dwellings : measurements and methods of analysis

    … no more than 105 kWh/m² annually including space heating, domestic hot water heating, common electricity and household electricity. Different building techniques and technical systems were used at the different properties. A measurement program including hourly measurements of district heating, …

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  2. Building Performance - Methods for Improved Prediction and Verification of Energy Use and Indoor Climate

    … these methods are: • A method to assess useful solar heat gains in actual buildings during operation. • A method to assess window airing and air leakage in actual buildings during operation. • A method to assess occupancy level in actual buildings during operation. • Methods to generate hourly …

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  3. Heating, ventilating and air-conditioning system energy demand coupling with building loads for office buildings.

    … nondomestic buildings’ total energy consumption. Heating, ventilating and air conditioning (HVAC) systems are the largest energy end use in the nondomestic sector, with energy consumption close to 50% of total energy consumption. Different HVAC systems have different energy requirements when …

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  4. An analysis of annual environmental conditions and heat gains, and theoretical assessment of approaches to improve summer thermal comfort, of the Energy Research Centre at the University of Cape Town

    … with emphasis on Cape Town's summer season. Heat gain components to the ERC are quantified, and a Base Case cooling scenario is determined; this characterises the peak cooling load and active annual cooling energy required to alleviate summer thermal discomfort, if no other interventions are …

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