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The Technical-Economic Analysis of Hot Water Supply Systems for Residential Buildings
Author(s) -
Karīna Tumanova,
Aleksandra Cimbale
Publication year - 2015
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Conference proceedings
DOI - 10.7250/rehvaconf.2015.025
Subject(s) - energy consumption , water consumption , environmental science , consumption (sociology) , thermal , water heating , water supply , environmental engineering , civil engineering , waste management , engineering , meteorology , geography , social science , sociology , electrical engineering
The article presents the measurements of hot water and supplied thermal energy consumption in residential buildings, where alterations in bottom distribution were made. Diagrams of hot water and supplied thermal energy consumption for 1 m³ hot water preparation were constructed, using the aggregated data. The research results show that hot water consumption differs from values offered in Regulations of Building Standard LBN 221-98, but the supplied thermal energy consumption for 1 m³ hot water preparation has considerably decreased.

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