LoginIn the paper cooling loads are calculated and analysed under different distribution percentages of radiant heat sent out by indoor heat sources to the envelope of an upward displacement ventilation room with different constructions.
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Modern refrigeration technology including absorption refrigeration has coexisted with the more standard type of vapour compression systems ever since the beginning of refrigeration.
For its new building in Mons, the RTBF (Radio and Television organism of the Belgian French Community) decided, with the help of the Walloon Region, to design several equipments with special techniques characterised by a rational and economical us
Recent information on CFC's and their impact on the environment has created shockwaves of concern for those who are relying on these products in various applications and a thermal energy storage system can be considered as a useful tool to re
Room thermal analysis with furniture will generally result in differing heat load values and varying indoor temperatures compared to the same calculation without furniture.
A dynamic greenhouse climate model was used to simulate the effect of condensation and evaporation on the auxiliary heating requirements, on the inside air humidity and temperature and on the vegetation temperature in greenhouses covered with 12 d