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Thermal Comfort in Indoor Spaces with Radiant Capillary Heaters
Capillary heat exchangers are a great alternative to conventional radiators or electric heaters when used with heat pumps due to larger area and therefore a lower working temperature. In this work, we study thermal conditions in a model room using either capillary or conventional heaters. Experimental measurements in a special test building are used to validate and adjust numerical models. The results show that the vertical temperature distribution is similar with both heating systems, but air flow velocities are considerably higher and floor temperature is less uniform in case of radiator heating. Overall, the capillary system provides more uniform thermal conditions.
Thermal Comfort in Indoor Spaces with Radiant Capillary Heaters
Capillary heat exchangers are a great alternative to conventional radiators or electric heaters when used with heat pumps due to larger area and therefore a lower working temperature. In this work, we study thermal conditions in a model room using either capillary or conventional heaters. Experimental measurements in a special test building are used to validate and adjust numerical models. The results show that the vertical temperature distribution is similar with both heating systems, but air flow velocities are considerably higher and floor temperature is less uniform in case of radiator heating. Overall, the capillary system provides more uniform thermal conditions.
Thermal Comfort in Indoor Spaces with Radiant Capillary Heaters
Dzelme Valters (Autor:in) / Telicko Jevgenijs (Autor:in) / Jakovics Andris (Autor:in)
2022
Aufsatz (Zeitschrift)
Elektronische Ressource
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