Development and optimization of an innovative HVAC system with integrated PVT and PCM thermal storage for a net-zero energy retrofitted house
This paper describes a novel solar-assisted HVAC system developed for the Team UOW ‘Illawarra Flame’ Solar Decathlon house, the winner of the Solar Decathlon China 2013 competition. This HVAC system consists of an air-based photovoltaic–thermal (PVT) collector and a phase change material (PCM) therm...
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