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Energy Modeling for NIST House; Comparing GCHP Network Configurations

Science and Technology for the Built Environment Online Free for ASHRAE Members

ASHRAE members have free online access to Science and Technology for the Built Environment (STBE) using their ASHRAE member login credentials. Here is the Table of Contents for the latest edition:

Table of Contents

Volume 24, Issue 7, August 2018

Editorial

Science and Technology for the Built Environment hosts research summits at ASHRAE conferences

General Issue

  • Transient simulation of carbon dioxide booster refrigeration system with mechanical subcooler in demand response operation
  • Detailed energy model of the NIST net-zero energy residential test facility: Development, modification, and validation
  • Experimental development of natural convection heat transfer correlations for spiral-helical surface water heat exchangers (RP-1385)
  • Integrated model for comparison of one- and two-pipe GCHP network configurations
  • A method to calculate uncertainty of empirical compressor maps with the consideration of extrapolation effect and choice of training data
  • Policy recommendations for using cool thermal energy storage to increase grid penetration of renewable power sources
  • Evaluation of scenario-specific modeling approaches to predict plane of array solar irradiation
  • Methodology to determine the impact of simplified building models on model-predictive-control morning start optimization performance
  • Experimental investigation for performance enhancement of a vapour compression refrigeration system by employing several types of water cooled condenser
  • Modifications to ASHRAE’s sizing method for vertical ground heat exchangers

STBE offers comprehensive reporting of original research in science and technology related to the stationary and mobile built environment. Only works reporting on research that is original and of lasting value are accepted for publication. The journal is included in the Web of Science® and Current Contents Connect® databases. All submitted manuscripts are subject to initial appraisal by the editor, and, if found suitable for further consideration, to peer review by independent, anonymous expert referees. All peer review is double blind, and submission is online via ScholarOne Manuscripts. Visit here for more information about publishing your paper in STBE.

STBE is published on behalf of ASHRAE by Taylor & Francis Group online and as a printed volume published twice a year. Each issue of STBE contains 150+ pages, with 10 issues published online and combined twice a year in print (June and December). Also, using Taylor & Francis' early online-publication system, Accepted Manuscript Online (AMO), accepted articles are published online in unedited form within 14 days of acceptance.

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