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INVESTIGATION OF THE ENERGY RECOVERY POTENTIALS IN VENTILATION SYSTEMS IN DIFFERENT CLIMATES

The aim of this research study was to investigate the energy recovery potentials in ventilation systems under different climatic conditions. The well-known heating degree day from the literature was updated using the weather data of cities with different climates from the past 40 years. As the novelty of this research with the developed procedure drawn up in this study, the energetic possibilities of heat recovery under various climate and operating conditions may be examined in more detail and more realistically than with the methods and available information of current engineering practices. To achieve this long-term and high definition the weather data of several cities are processed in order to evaluate the possibilities of heat recovery on a daily and annual basis.
- Szeni Istvan University Hungary
- SZENT ISTVAN EGYETEM Hungary
- SZENT ISTVAN UNIVERSITY Hungary
- Budapest University of Technology and Economics Hungary
- Budapest University of Technology and Economy Hungary
TJ1-1570, Mechanical engineering and machinery
TJ1-1570, Mechanical engineering and machinery
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