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Maximum distance to which cogenerated heat can be economically distributed in an urban community.

Author(s) : KARVOUNTZI G. C., THEMELIS N. J., MODI V.

Summary

This collection of 115 papers presented at the ASHRAE 2002 Winter Meeting, held in Atlantic City, NJ, USA, on January 12 to 16, 2002, includes the complete collection of symposium and technical papers as well as discussion questions and answers for every paper. Topics: air-to-carbon dioxide gas cooling heat exchangers; approaches to evaluating fenestration; backdrafting and depressurization: test methods, field measurement, and impact; characterizing the performance of desiccant systems; methods and effects of improving efficiency of unitary equipment to meet new energy efficiency requirements; solutions to low delta-T in primary-secondary pumping systems; advances in commercial refrigeration; results of smoke management research; tools and techniques for calibration of component models; absorption/sorption heat pumps and refrigeration systems; advances in refrigeration technology; HVAC diagnostics: development to implementation; commercial ground-source heat pump system challenges; kitchen ventilation system performance; application of CFD modelling to indoor airflow design problems; combined heat and power technologies for the 21st century; thermal storage performance evaluation.

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  • Original title: Maximum distance to which cogenerated heat can be economically distributed in an urban community.
  • Record ID : 2003-0468
  • Languages: English
  • Subject: General information
  • Source: ASHRAE Transactions. 2002 Winter Meeting, Atlantic City, New Jersey. Volume 108, part 1 + CD-ROM.
  • Publication date: 2002
  • Document available for consultation in the library of the IIR headquarters only.

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