Experimental Investigation of Indoor Thermal Environment of Using Radiant Cooling

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Capillary radiation air-conditioning is a form of high thermal comfort of new air conditioning, System's cooling capacity, surface radiation temperature and temperature distribution in air-conditioned room are important parameters to the system’s design and operation, determination and analysis of these parameters in the actual operation of capillary tube radiant air conditioning system is designed to have a practical reference value. This article is under summer conditions and through the experimental research methods, measurement and analysis the vertical, the horizontal and the wall temperature distributions of the air-conditioning room under different capillary radiation conditions, which provide reference information for the capillary tube design of the radiation air conditioning system, the selection of the operation parameters, the control of the condensation etc.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 243-249)

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4899-4904

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May 2011

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© 2011 Trans Tech Publications Ltd. All Rights Reserved

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