A modern approach to designing ice rinks and arenas.
Author(s) : KOSONEN R., LAITINEN A.
Type of article: Article
Summary
Integrating advanced technology can improve the indoor climate and ice quality, while also reducing energy costs. The average cost-effective energy-saving potential, according to the energy audits, is 50% heating energy consumption and 20% electricity. On average, 25% water could be saved. Altogether FIM 2 million could be saved annually, based on FIM 5.6 million investment, giving an average payback period of less than 3 years.
Details
- Original title: A modern approach to designing ice rinks and arenas.
- Record ID : 1999-1929
- Languages: English
- Source: CADDET Energy Effic. Newsl. - n. 2
- Publication date: 1998/06
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Indexing
- Themes: Skating rinks, artificial snow
- Keywords: Economy; Design; Skating rink; Finland; Energy saving
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- Date : 1997/03
- Languages : English
- Source: CADDET Energy Effic. Newsl. - n. 1
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- Author(s) : DUMAS C.
- Date : 1996/02
- Languages : English
- Source: Heat. Pip. Air Cond. - vol. 68 - n. 2
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ICE SKATING RINK APPLIED WITH ENGINE DRIVEN COM...
- Author(s) : HASEGAWA S.
- Date : 1986
- Languages : Japanese
- Source: Refrigeration - vol. 61 - n. 710
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- Author(s) : PESIK P. J.
- Date : 1987
- Languages : Dutch
- Source: Koeltech. Klim. - vol. 80 - n. 6
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SKATING RINK MANAGEMENT AND HEAT RECOVERY.
- Author(s) : CREMASCHI A.
- Date : 1988
- Languages : Italian
- Source: Industria italiana del Freddo - vol. 42 - n. 1
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