Analysis for Energy Savings Potential and Economics of Combined Air-Conditioning System with Temperature and Humidity Decoupled Treatment

Zhong Chao Zhao; Dong Hui Zhang; Yu Ping Chen

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.280.71

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Analysis for Energy Savings Potential and Economics of Combined Air-Conditioning System with Temperature and Humidity Decoupled Treatment

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In this paper, the operation mechanism of combined air-conditioning system with temperature and humidity decoupled treatment (CACSTHDT) was presented, and the energy saving potential and economics of CACSTHDT were primarily analyzed through compared with a traditional air-conditioning system. The results indicated that CACSTHDT could save up to 28.64% energy consumption in comparison with a traditional air-conditioning system. The operating cost in one summer only was 71.36% of that cost of traditional air-conditioning system.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 280)

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July 2011

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Zhong Chao Zhao, Dong Hui Zhang, Yu Ping Chen

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Cooled Ceiling, Displacement, Economical Analysis, Energy Saving Potential

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