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Hybrid Ventilation System Simulation for Several Cities in Turkey
Date
2011-03-01
Author
Aradag, Selin
Bayer, Özgür
karataş, caner
poyraz, umit
kalkan, ozan
haciahmetoglu, firat
efe, yalcin
kahvecioglu, mustafa
goncu, alican
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Hybrid ventilation systems combine the superior properties of natural and mechanical ventilation systems to reduce energy consumption. In this study, hybrid ventilation simulations were performed for several cities in Turkey, which have different climate conditions. Matlab/Simulink was utilized to perform the simulations. The results of these simulations were compared with that of regular air conditioning units in terms of energy consumption. A hybrid ventilation system which shows the general behaviour of a fan-assisted natural ventilation system with temperature-based control and which provides both heating and cooling, is shown to be effective for four cities in Turkey that have different climate conditions. Results showed potential savings of around 25-30% when compared to a regular AC system.
Subject Keywords
Hybrid Ventilation
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Simulation
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Matlab
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Simulink
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Comparison With Air Conditioning
URI
https://hdl.handle.net/11511/55705
Journal
INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF VENTILATION
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Department of Mechanical Engineering, Article