Best practices and recent advances in hydronic radiant cooling systems – Part II: Simulation, control, and integration

•There is a well-deserved renewed interest in radiant cooling systems (RCSs).•Simulating RCSs is complex due to thermal mass of activated walls.•Control of RCSs is challenging due to their slow response and condensation risks.•Advanced predictive controls can reduce the energy consumption. There is...

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Published in:Energy and buildings 2020-10, Vol.224, p.110263, Article 110263
Main Authors: Hassan, Muhammed A., Abdelaziz, Omar
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Building simulation
Computer applications
Computing costs
Control
Cooling systems
Energy conservation
Energy consumption
Energy resources
Energy sources
Environment models
High-temperature cooling
Indoor environments
Integration
Mathematical models
Predictive control
Radiant cooling
Renewable energy
Renewable resources
Simulation
Solar power
Steady state models
TABS
Thermal environments
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