3891 -- Energy Savings Using Air Curtains Installed in High-Traffic Doorways PDF

3891 -- Energy Savings Using Air Curtains Installed in High-Traffic Doorways PDF

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3891 -- Energy Savings Using Air Curtains Installed in High-Traffic Doorways PDF

Published Date:
1995

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Active

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ASHRAE

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Active

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Electronic (PDF)

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200 business days

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Examines theoretically the feasibility of installing and operating an air curtain on an 0.91m by 2.75m (3ft by 9ft) doorway for a retail sales facility. Compares the energy transferred through the passageway if the door was left open continuously or opened periodically with that if the continuously-open door was equipped with an air curtain. Presents the results. States they show that a typical air curtain provides energy savings over the continuously open case, which returns the investment and operating costs in two air conditioning seasons.

KEYWORDS: year 1995, Air curtains, doors, energy conservation, calculating


File Size : 1 file , 1.1 MB
Note : This product is unavailable in Russia, Belarus
Product Code(s) : D-16882
Published : 1995

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