Solar Heating And Cooling Of Buildings (SHACOB): Requirements definition and impact analysis-2. Volume 2: Domestic hot water systems
Abstract
The various types of solar domestic hot water systems are discussed including their advantages and disadvantages. The problems that occur in hydronic solar heating systems are reviewed with emphasis on domestic hot water applicatons. System problems in retrofitting of residential buildings are also discussed including structural and space constraints for various components and subsystems. System design parameters include various collector sizing methods, collector orientation, storage capacity and heat loss from pipes and tanks. The installation costs are broken down by components and subsystems. The approach used for utility economic impact analysis is reviewed. The simulation is described, and the results of the economic impact analysis are given. A summary assessment is included.
- Publication:
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Unknown
- Pub Date:
- November 1980
- Bibcode:
- 1980shcb....2.....C
- Keywords:
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- Demand (Economics);
- Economic Impact;
- Residential Energy;
- Solar Heating;
- Water Heating;
- Computerized Simulation;
- Energy Storage;
- Operational Problems;
- Retrofitting;
- Solar Collectors;
- Solar Cooling;
- Utilities;
- Engineering (General)