Thermo active building systems - Using building mass to heat and cool.
Author(s) : OLESEN B. W.
Type of article: Article
Summary
Thermo active building systems (TABS) are primarily used for cooling multistory buildings. By activating the building mass, there is a direct heating-cooling effect. Also, because of the thermal mass, the peak load will be reduced and some of the cooling load will be transferred beyond the time of occupancy. Because these systems for cooling operate at water temperatures close to room temperature, they increase the efficiency of heat pumps, ground heat exchangers and other systems using renewable energy sources.
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- Original title: Thermo active building systems - Using building mass to heat and cool.
- Record ID : 30012520
- Languages: English
- Source: EcoLibrium - vol. 13 - n. 7
- Publication date: 2014/08
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