Match Performance Analysis for a Solar-driven Energy System in Net Zero Energy Building

Feng, Huanhuan; Tian, Xue; Cao, Sunliang; Zhao, Jun; Deng, Shuai

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Match Performance Analysis for a Solar-driven Energy System in Net Zero Energy Building

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Title:	Match Performance Analysis for a Solar-driven Energy System in Net Zero Energy Building
Author(s):	Feng, Huanhuan ; Tian, Xue ; Cao, Sunliang ; Zhao, Jun ; Deng, Shuai
Date:	2016
Language:	en
Pages:	7 394–400
Department:	Tianjin University Department of Mechanical Engineering
Series:	ENERGY PROCEDIA, Volume 88
ISSN:	1876-6102
DOI-number:	10.1016/j.egypro.2016.06.010
Keywords:	net zero energy, energy system, renewable energy, solar energy
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Citation: Feng , H , Tian , X , Cao , S , Zhao , J & Deng , S 2016 , Match Performance Analysis for a Solar-driven Energy System in Net Zero Energy Building . in CUE 2015 - Applied Energy Symposium and Summit 2015: Low carbon cities and urban energy systems . Energy Procedia , vol. 88 , Elsevier , pp. 394–400 , Applied Energy Symposium and Summit , China , 15/11/2016 . https://doi.org/10.1016/j.egypro.2016.06.010
Abstract: Match performance is a critical consideration on the design of energy system for zero energy building/community. A case study regarding an residential building of net zero energy (NZEB) is presented in this article. In addition to the passive design of energy efficient, indoor terminal units and renewable energy power system, an emphasis is placed on solar-driven energy system which employed LiBr and CO2 as working fluids for a hybrid cycle of vapor compression and absorption. The performance of NZEB was evaluated in terms of the indoor comfort, energy balance and match.

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