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HI-85-13-2 — Validation of Hourly Building Energy Models for Residential Buildings
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HI-85-13-3 — User-Effect Validation Tests of the DOE-2 Building Energy Analysis Computer Program
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HI-85-13-4 — Validation of Hourly Microcomputer Building Energy Analysis Program
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HI-85-14-1 — Status of Corrosion Research for Condensing Heat Exchangers
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HI-85-14-2 — A Three-Step Method for Detecting Unacceptable Flue-Gas Leakage from Furnace Heat Exchangers
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HI-85-14-3 — Off-Cycle Energy Loss Measuring Methods for Vented Heating Equipment
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HI-85-15-1 — Reducing Energy Cost through IntelligentOperation of HVAC Systems
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HI-85-15-2 — Energy Efficiency through the Use of Standard Air-Conditioning Control Systems
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HI-85-15-3 — Control Strategies and Building Energy Consumption
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HI-85-16-1 — Optimization Techniques for a Centrifugal Chiller Plant Using a Programmable Controller
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HI-85-16-2 — Optimized Control of Multiple Chillers
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HI-85-16-3 — Optimization of Chiller Plant's Energy Consumption Utilizing a Central EMCS and DDC
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HI-85-17-1 — A Comparison of Traditional Degree-Day and Variable-Base Degree-Day Predictions with Measured Consumption of 20 Houses in the Denver Area
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HI-85-17-2 — Calculation of Variable-Base Degree-Day and Degree-Nights from Monthly Average Temperatures
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HI-85-17-3 — Application of Variable-Base Degree-Hours in Commercial Buildings
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HI-85-18-1 — The ABCs of NARBs (Nonazeotropic Refrigerant Blends)
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HI-85-18-2 — The Characteristics of Fluid Mixtures and Their Utilization in Vapor Compression Refrigeration Systems
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HI-85-18-3 — Two Refrigerant Mixtures and the Hard Sphere Fluid
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HI-85-18-4 — Prediction of Refrigerant Ternary Mixture Properties Using the Redlich-Kwong-Soave Equation of State
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HI-85-19-1 — Evaluating the Measured Results of Demand-Control Strategies in New and Retrofitted Commercial Buildings
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HI-85-13-2 — Validation of Hourly Building Energy Models for Residential Buildings

HI-85-13-3 — User-Effect Validation Tests of the DOE-2 Building Energy Analysis Computer Program

HI-85-13-4 — Validation of Hourly Microcomputer Building Energy Analysis Program

HI-85-14-1 — Status of Corrosion Research for Condensing Heat Exchangers

HI-85-14-2 — A Three-Step Method for Detecting Unacceptable Flue-Gas Leakage from Furnace Heat Exchangers

HI-85-14-3 — Off-Cycle Energy Loss Measuring Methods for Vented Heating Equipment

HI-85-15-1 — Reducing Energy Cost through IntelligentOperation of HVAC Systems

HI-85-15-2 — Energy Efficiency through the Use of Standard Air-Conditioning Control Systems

HI-85-15-3 — Control Strategies and Building Energy Consumption

HI-85-16-1 — Optimization Techniques for a Centrifugal Chiller Plant Using a Programmable Controller

HI-85-16-2 — Optimized Control of Multiple Chillers

HI-85-16-3 — Optimization of Chiller Plant's Energy Consumption Utilizing a Central EMCS and DDC

HI-85-17-1 — A Comparison of Traditional Degree-Day and Variable-Base Degree-Day Predictions with Measured Consumption of 20 Houses in the Denver Area

HI-85-17-2 — Calculation of Variable-Base Degree-Day and Degree-Nights from Monthly Average Temperatures

HI-85-17-3 — Application of Variable-Base Degree-Hours in Commercial Buildings

HI-85-18-1 — The ABCs of NARBs (Nonazeotropic Refrigerant Blends)

HI-85-18-2 — The Characteristics of Fluid Mixtures and Their Utilization in Vapor Compression Refrigeration Systems

HI-85-18-3 — Two Refrigerant Mixtures and the Hard Sphere Fluid

HI-85-18-4 — Prediction of Refrigerant Ternary Mixture Properties Using the Redlich-Kwong-Soave Equation of State

HI-85-19-1 — Evaluating the Measured Results of Demand-Control Strategies in New and Retrofitted Commercial Buildings