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4315 (RP-949) — Comparison of Energy Consumption between Displacement and Mixing Ventilation Systems for Different U.S. Buildings and Climates (same as SE-99-7-4 (RP-949))

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Conference Proceeding by ASHRAE, 1999

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A detailed computer simulation method was used to compare the energy consumption of a displacement ventilation system with that of a mixing ventilation system for three types of U.S. buildings: a small office, a classroom, and an industrial workshop. The study examined five typical climatic regions as well as different building zones. It was found that a displacement ventilation system may use more fan energy and less chiller and boiler energy than a mixing ventilation system. The total energy consumption is slightly less using a displacement ventilation system. Both systems can use a similarly sized boiler. However, a displacement ventilation system requires a larger air-handling unit and a smaller chiller than the mixing ventilation system. The overall first costs are lower for the displacement ventilation if the system is applied for the core region of a building.

Units: Dual

Citation: ASHRAE Transactions, vol. 105, pt. 2

Product Details

Published:
1999
Number of Pages:
12
File Size:
1 file , 720 KB
Product Code(s):
D-SE994315