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Optimization of thermal insulation of a house heated by using radiant panels
https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6580-9439
Highlights The optimization the thermal insulation layers of the house. The house heated by using the radiant heating systems. The floor, wall, ceiling, and floor-ceiling panel heating systems are investigated. The embodied energy of the thermal insulation is taken into account. The house with the optimal thermal insulation thickness has the highest energy saving.
Abstract Radiant panels are known to be energy efficient sensible heating systems and a suitable fit for low-energy buildings. The main goal of this paper is to optimize the thermal insulation layers of house heated by using the radiant heating systems. This work is conducted to study four radiant systems: floor-heating system, wall-heating system, ceiling-heating system and newly developed floor-ceiling heating system located in a net-zero-energy house in Kragujevac, Serbia. The operation of these panels is simulated by software EnergyPlus. For the optimization of the optimal length of the thermal insulation software GenOpt is used.
Optimization of thermal insulation of a house heated by using radiant panels
https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6580-9439
Highlights The optimization the thermal insulation layers of the house. The house heated by using the radiant heating systems. The floor, wall, ceiling, and floor-ceiling panel heating systems are investigated. The embodied energy of the thermal insulation is taken into account. The house with the optimal thermal insulation thickness has the highest energy saving.
Abstract Radiant panels are known to be energy efficient sensible heating systems and a suitable fit for low-energy buildings. The main goal of this paper is to optimize the thermal insulation layers of house heated by using the radiant heating systems. This work is conducted to study four radiant systems: floor-heating system, wall-heating system, ceiling-heating system and newly developed floor-ceiling heating system located in a net-zero-energy house in Kragujevac, Serbia. The operation of these panels is simulated by software EnergyPlus. For the optimization of the optimal length of the thermal insulation software GenOpt is used.
Optimization of thermal insulation of a house heated by using radiant panels
https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6580-9439
Highlights The optimization the thermal insulation layers of the house. The house heated by using the radiant heating systems. The floor, wall, ceiling, and floor-ceiling panel heating systems are investigated. The embodied energy of the thermal insulation is taken into account. The house with the optimal thermal insulation thickness has the highest energy saving.
Abstract Radiant panels are known to be energy efficient sensible heating systems and a suitable fit for low-energy buildings. The main goal of this paper is to optimize the thermal insulation layers of house heated by using the radiant heating systems. This work is conducted to study four radiant systems: floor-heating system, wall-heating system, ceiling-heating system and newly developed floor-ceiling heating system located in a net-zero-energy house in Kragujevac, Serbia. The operation of these panels is simulated by software EnergyPlus. For the optimization of the optimal length of the thermal insulation software GenOpt is used.
Optimization of thermal insulation of a house heated by using radiant panels
Cvetković, Dragan (author) / Bojić, Milorad (author)
Energy and Buildings ; 85 ; 329-336
2014-09-24
8 pages
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
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