Postizanje termalnog komfora implementacijom rashladnog sistema zračenjem u uslovima tropske klime: slučaj južnog tajlanda
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U ovom radu se analizira sistem za hlađenje zračenjem u pogledu krajnje potrošnje energije i toplotnog komfora u eksperimentalnoj prostroriji jedne niskoenergetske kuće, koja se nalazi u okviru kampusa Univerziteta “Prince of Songkla” u mestu HatYai. Rezultati ukazuju na problem odgovarajuće regulacije sistema hlađenja zračenjem kako bi se u potpunosti iskoristila njegova specifična svojstva i pitanje odgovarajuće procene uslova toplotnog komfora koje obezbeđuje ovaj sistem. Pored toga, cilj ovog rada je da potvrdi/testira rezultate dobijene tokom merenja fizičkog modela sa simulacijom istog objekta definisanog u softveru EnergyPlus. Podaci dobijeni od fizičkog modela su eksperimentalno potvrđeni simulacijom u Energyplus-u niskotemperaturnog modela sa zračenjem za stambenu zgradu koja se hladi zračenjem. Na kraju je izvršena analiza osetljivosti za aktivnost stanara, stepen odevenosti i brzinu vazduha u prostoriji za četiri referentna dana.
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