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Energy efficient buildings with solar and geothermal resources

Eicker, Ursula

A modern and unique perspective on solar and geothermal technologies for heating and cooling buildings This book will have a broad appeal reaching practising engineers in the industry as well as students. With introductory sections for each technology described, material includes chapters on: geothermal energy use for the heating and cooling of buildings; a chapter on electrically driven heat pumps/chillers; material on night radiative cooling, photovoltaic thermal collectors, temperature modelling and thin film photovoltaic modelling. Includes general introductory

Part A. Passive solar -- part B. Natural ventilation -- part C. Daylighting of buildings.

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Energy efficient buildings with solar and geothermal resources

Eicker, Ursula

A modern and unique perspective on solar and geothermal technologies for heating and cooling buildings This book will have a broad appeal reaching practising engineers in the industry as well as students. With introductory sections for each technology described, material includes chapters on: geothermal energy use for the heating and cooling of buildings; a chapter on electrically driven heat pumps/chillers; material on night radiative cooling, photovoltaic thermal collectors, temperature modelling and thin film photovoltaic modelling. Includes general introductory

Part A. Passive solar -- part B. Natural ventilation -- part C. Daylighting of buildings.

Energy efficient buildings with solar and geothermal resources

Eicker, Ursula

A modern and unique perspective on solar and geothermal technologies for heating and cooling buildings This book will have a broad appeal reaching practising engineers in the industry as well as students. With introductory sections for each technology described, material includes chapters on: geothermal energy use for the heating and cooling of buildings; a chapter on electrically driven heat pumps/chillers; material on night radiative cooling, photovoltaic thermal collectors, temperature modelling and thin film photovoltaic modelling. Includes general introductory

Part A. Passive solar -- part B. Natural ventilation -- part C. Daylighting of buildings.

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Title:

Energy efficient buildings with solar and geothermal resources

Contributors:

Eicker, Ursula (author)

Publication date:

2014

Size:

1 Online-Ressource (1 online resource)

Remarks:

Includes bibliographical references and index

ISBN:

1118707079 , 1118707087 , 1118707052 , 1118352246 , 1306426952 , 9781118707050 , 9781118707074 , 9781118352243 , 9781306426954 , 9781118707081

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.1002/9781118707050

Type of media:

Book

Type of material:

Electronic Resource

Language:

English

Keywords:

Solar buildings , Air conditioning , Geothermal space heating , Heating , Sustainable buildings

Classification:

DDC: 697/.78
RVK: ZH 3060

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