Ground Mass Heat-Accumulating Capacity Evaluation at the Protective Structure Conditioning System Design Stage

Oleg A. Gubeladze; Avtandil R. Gubeladze; Larisa F. Kirilchik

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.931.940

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Ground Mass Heat-Accumulating Capacity Evaluation at the Protective Structure Conditioning System Design Stage

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The possibility of using the heat-storage capacity of the soil massif surrounding the underground protective structure is under consideration with the purpose to minimize the energy costs of the projected system for technological air conditioning of the facility.

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Oleg A. Gubeladze, Avtandil R. Gubeladze, Larisa F. Kirilchik*

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Energy Efficiency, Energy Saving, Heat Source, Heat-Accumulating Capacity, Protective Structure

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