Solar heating and cooling systems are reliable and feasible solutions among renewable energy technologies. Indeed, solar thermal devices help reduce primary energy consumption and can reduce electricity demand, thus representing one of the best options for satisfying heating and/or cooling energy supply. In this paper, the authors present an application of this technology for the heating system of a school building located in the Southern part of Italy. Two different energy schemes are presented: a school equipped with a conventional gas boiler system with radiators and the same school building with a low temperature heat pump system with fan-coils. All simulations were performed in dynamic state by using TRNSYS software. The results of the analysis assessing the energy and economic performances of the two systems highlighting the advantages of the BTES application in the context of Italian market

Panno, D., Buscemi, A., Beccali, M., Chiaruzzi, C., Cipriani, G., Ciulla, G., et al. (2019). A solar assisted seasonal borehole thermal energy system for a non-residential building in the Mediterranean area. SOLAR ENERGY, 192, 120-132 [10.1016/j.solener.2018.06.014].

A solar assisted seasonal borehole thermal energy system for a non-residential building in the Mediterranean area

Panno, D.
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Buscemi, A.
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Beccali, M.
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Cipriani, G.
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Ciulla, G.
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Di Dio, V.
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Lo Brano, V.
Membro del Collaboration Group
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Bonomolo, M.
Membro del Collaboration Group
2019-11-01

Abstract

Solar heating and cooling systems are reliable and feasible solutions among renewable energy technologies. Indeed, solar thermal devices help reduce primary energy consumption and can reduce electricity demand, thus representing one of the best options for satisfying heating and/or cooling energy supply. In this paper, the authors present an application of this technology for the heating system of a school building located in the Southern part of Italy. Two different energy schemes are presented: a school equipped with a conventional gas boiler system with radiators and the same school building with a low temperature heat pump system with fan-coils. All simulations were performed in dynamic state by using TRNSYS software. The results of the analysis assessing the energy and economic performances of the two systems highlighting the advantages of the BTES application in the context of Italian market
1-nov-2019
Settore ING-IND/11 - Fisica Tecnica Ambientale
Settore ING-IND/32 - Convertitori, Macchine E Azionamenti Elettrici
Panno, D., Buscemi, A., Beccali, M., Chiaruzzi, C., Cipriani, G., Ciulla, G., et al. (2019). A solar assisted seasonal borehole thermal energy system for a non-residential building in the Mediterranean area. SOLAR ENERGY, 192, 120-132 [10.1016/j.solener.2018.06.014].
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