Difference between revisions of "Sorption cooling system"
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| Description | Unlike conventional HVAC systems, sorption cooling systems do not require an external source of cooling for cooling and dehumidification of the air. |
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Adjustment necessary for certain buildings, climatic conditions and occupancy |
| Application barriers |
Needs to be adjusted to suit frame conditions |
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| Trade: | HVAC technologies |
| Energytype: | other |
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| Energy saving or generation: | saving |
| Season: | winter, summer |
| Buildingtype: | single |
| Envelope or System: | system |
| Category: | cooling |
No performance data found for this type.
| Initial cost per unit: |
low |
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| Cost for operation and maintenance: |
low |
| Cost development: |
continuous |
This is the chart for costs incurred during the lifecycle of the technology.
| The Design4Energy project aims to address evolutionary life-cycle evolutionary design methodology able to create energy-efficient buildings flexibly connected with the neighbourhood energy system. | 
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BL(Ti)=0.788 
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