6 Schematic diagram of HVAC system

6 Schematic diagram of HVAC system

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This thesis comprises the study of existing ‘Clivet’ type Heating, ventilation, and air conditioning system (HVAC) used in the industry to improve the performance of existing HVAC system. In commercial sector for air conditioning system 50 - 65% of the electrical energy is used in the HVAC system. Part of the energy is used for useful operation whe...

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