Building Services Engineering Research and Technology, Ahead of Print. Central air heating systems with heat pumps can use the underfloor space, rather than air ducts, for heat distribution in houses. To minimize the energy consumption, the actual ther…
Building Services Engineering Research and Technology, Volume 43, Issue 4, Page 1-2, July 2022.
Building Services Engineering Research and Technology, Ahead of Print. A holistic fault detection and diagnostics (FDD) method should explicitly consider the dependencies between faults at the system- and zone-level to isolate the root cause. A system-…
Building Services Engineering Research and Technology, Ahead of Print. Air duct pressure loss, especially the duct elbow, is a significant component of building air-conditioning energy consumption. Improving the airflow uniformity in the duct elbow for…
Building Services Engineering Research and Technology, Ahead of Print. Radiative cooling has been demonstrated as an effective way to reduce building energy consumption especially for the recently developed diurnal radiative cooling materials. The most…
Building Services Engineering Research and Technology, Ahead of Print. In this paper, a reduced multiple-model predictive controller based on gap metric and stability margin is presented to control heating, ventilating, and air conditioning (HVAC) syst…
Building Services Engineering Research and Technology, Ahead of Print. In the common method of compiling outdoor design conditions by annual cumulative frequency of occurrence, the probability of simultaneous occurrence of the selected meteorological e…
Building Services Engineering Research and Technology, Ahead of Print. For environmental and economic reasons, it is necessary to search for heating systems solutions that are efficient and provide thermal comfort at a low investment cost. In this stud…
Building Services Engineering Research and Technology, Ahead of Print. Indoor exposure to PM2.5 (particulate matter with aerodynamic diameter less than 2.5 μm) has a substantial negative impact on people’s health. However, indoor PM2.5 can be controlle…
Building Services Engineering Research and Technology, Ahead of Print. The performance of a ventilation system affects air quality, thermal comfort, and energy consumption in indoor environments. To evaluate the performance of displacement ventilation …