Conference Proceeding published 2011 by ASHRAE
Written By Paul Torcellini, Gregor P. Henze
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In this seminar, the use of both passive and active thermal energy storage (TES) systems to design zero-energy buildings (ZEBs) is discussed. In particular, speakers will provide some design guidelines as well as operating strategies on how to use TES systems for ZEBs as well as to reduce carbon emissions through peak load shifting options to reduce the reliance on the most pollutant power generation plants. The first speaker will provide some design guidelines for including TES systems in ZEB design while the second speaker will discuss control and operating strategies to use TES systems to shift thermal loads to avoid significant electrical peak demands for ZEBs.
Zero-Energy Buildings and TES Systems: Case Studies
Paul Torcellini, Ph.D., Member
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Operating of Both Passive and Active TES Systems
Gregor P. Henze, Ph.D., P.E.
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Citation: ASHRAE Seminar Recording, 2011 Annual Conference, Montreal
