Solar heating and cooling systems : fund
โ Sarbu, Ioan; Sebarchievici, Calin
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2017
๐ Academic Press
๐ English
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SOLAR HEATING AND COOLING SYSTEMS
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Content: Chapter 1. Introduction Chapter 2. Solar Radiation Chapter 3. Solar Collectors Chapter 4. Thermal Energy Storage Chapter 5. Solar Water and Space-Heating Systems Chapter 6. Heat Distribution Systems in Buildings Chapter 7. Solar Thermal-Driven Cooling Systems Chapter 8. Solar Electric Cooling Systems Chapter 9. Solar-Assisted Heat Pumps
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