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Energy capital applied model in air conditioning facilities in educational buildings

2019
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Advisor: Dr. Öğr. Üyesi Evren Çağlarer

Abstract (EN)

Demand controlled ventilation;when the occupancy rate of the areas served by the system is less than the occupancy rate of the design , it is defined as a system that allows the automatic lowering of the extrelnal air inlet ( air flow control)below the design speeds.This system can be used to save energy by unnecessary ventilation.Carbon dioxide detection can be used to estimate the number of people in a field or the power of human -related pollutant sources.This is called control-based demand controlled ventilation.this approach provides an opportunity to reduce energy consumption in air conditioning systems while providing the necessary ventilation according to ASHRAE Standart 62.1-2010. The aim of this study is to take essas to the studies that can be done to reduce the cost without reducing the efficiency in ventilation and air conditioning systems.Taken as a basis issues ventilation and air conditioning work that can be done to reduce costs without reducing the efficiency of the system by making essential take. İn this study,the subject is based on the studies that can be done to reduce cost without reducing efficiency in ventilation and air conditioning systems. In order to determine the optimal control methods of air flow control based demand-controlled ventilation system , a study was carried out on the application and validity of demand-conrolled ventilation system in a üniversity campus multi-zone training building in Turkey.

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Dr. Adem Akpınar

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Adem Akpınar (Master Thesis). Energy capital applied model in air conditioning facilities in educational buildings, 2019, Kirklareli University.

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