Temperature and humidity adaptive control in multi-enclosed thermal zones under unexpected external disturbances
In this paper a new dynamic simulation model for the building energy performance analysis of multi-enclosed thermal zones, where rigid air temperature and humidity conditions must be kept, is presented. The model was implemented in a suitable computer code (DETECt 2.3.1) developed for research scope...
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