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Energy efficiency study of the system air conditioning with secondary cooling circuit

Published:2023-04-15 Issue:1 Volume:13 Page:67-73
ISSN:2782-2109
Container-title:Urban construction and architecture
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Short-container-title:Urban construction and architecture

Author:

Edukov Dmitry A.,Saimanova Olga G.,Edukov Vasily A.

Abstract

The article presents the results of a multivariate study of the energy efficiency of the chiller-fan coil air conditioning system with a secondary cooling circuit installed in a hotel building near the coastal zone. A description of the design of the investigated installation is given. As a result of studying the effect of changing sea water temperature and cooling capacity steps on the energy efficiency of the air conditioning system, response surfaces and regression equations have been obtained that allow predicting energy consumption during the operation period.

Publisher

Samara State Technical University

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