Building Services Engineering Research and Technology, Ahead of Print. Managing thermal loss is a key topic that needs further investigation as it has a direct link to reducing the energy load in buildings. One of these thermal loss management methods …
Building Services Engineering Research and Technology, Ahead of Print.
Building Services Engineering Research and Technology, Ahead of Print. In line with the UK goal to reach carbon neutrality by 2050, the combination of photovoltaic electricity and the electrification of heating systems is considered an effective way to…
Building Services Engineering Research and Technology, Ahead of Print. A ground source heat pump (GSHP) delivers heat from a condenser to the ground when it operates with cooling mode. However, the ground temperature increases when the GSHP system oper…
Building Services Engineering Research and Technology, Ahead of Print. New and refurbished non-domestic buildings are failing to live up to their anticipated performance. Shortfalls show in excess energy consumption, high carbon dioxide emissions and o…
Building Services Engineering Research and Technology, Volume 44, Issue 1, Page 3-4, January 2023.
Building Services Engineering Research and Technology, Ahead of Print. To assess risk factors for COVID-19 transmission and address the closure of mass gathering events since March 2020, the UK Government ran the Events Research Programme (ERP), follow…
Building Services Engineering Research and Technology, Ahead of Print. The electrification of heating and transport and decarbonisation of supply creates a need for demand side flexibility to balance the grid. Heat pumps are expected to form a major pa…
Building Services Engineering Research and Technology, Ahead of Print. Prefabricated timber houses have received growing attention in China recently as being one possible approach to mitigating climate change impacts. This article presents the results …
Building Services Engineering Research and Technology, Ahead of Print. The energy performance of appliances, buildings and groups of buildings is commonly assessed in terms of equivalent carbon emissions or primary energy, usually following procedures …