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Introduction | p. viii |
Sustainability and Energy | p. 1 |
Quality of Life Benefits | p. 7 |
Finite Fossil Fuel Resources | p. 8 |
Greenhouse Gases | p. 10 |
Profits and Savings from Energy Efficiency | p. 11 |
Site-to-Source Effect | p. 12 |
New LEED Version 2009 | p. 13 |
Per Capita Energy Consumption | p. 14 |
Building Energy End-Use Splits, People Use Energy | p. 15 |
Carbon Footprint | p. 17 |
Funding Opportunities | p. 19 |
Radiant Cooling | p. 21 |
History | p. 21 |
Introduction | p. 23 |
Why Radiant Cooling? | p. 26 |
Applications | p. 28 |
Radiant Cooling and Historic Preservation | p. 39 |
Displacement Ventilation | p. 41 |
History | p. 41 |
Introduction | p. 42 |
Conventional or Mixed-Air Systems | p. 42 |
Difference Between Displacement and Underfloor Air Distribution (UFAD) | p. 47 |
Applications | p. 48 |
Large Public Spaces (Cafeterias, Dining Halls, Exhibit Spaces) | p. 48 |
Chilled Beams | p. 61 |
Principle of Operation and Technology | p. 62 |
Benefits of Chilled Beams | p. 63 |
Types of Chilled Beams | p. 67 |
Chilled Beam Applications | p. 72 |
Chilled Beam Use with Underfloor Air Distribution (UFAD) Applications | p. 78 |
Underfloor Air Distribution (UFAD) | p. 83 |
Validation of UFAD Designs with CFD Analysis | p. 91 |
Impact on Buildings | p. 95 |
Displacement Induction Units (DIU) | p. 101 |
Benefits of Displacement Induction Units | p. 103 |
History of Induction Units | p. 106 |
Applications | p. 107 |
High-Performance Envelope | p. 115 |
Engaging and Nonengaging Envelopes | p. 116 |
High-Performance Envelope Definition | p. 117 |
Most Common Energy Codes: ANSI and ASHRAE 90.1 | p. 118 |
Glazing Characteristics | p. 123 |
How to Exceed the Mandatory Code Performance | p. 128 |
Thermal Energy Storage | p. 145 |
Renewable Energy Storage | p. 146 |
Conventional Air Conditioning Systems | p. 153 |
Nonrenewable Energy Storage | p. 156 |
Solar Energy and Net-Zero Buildings | p. 163 |
Net-Zero Step 1: Harvesting Solar Energy | p. 166 |
Solar Energy in Net-Zero Buildings | p. 177 |
Net-Zero Step 2: Improve Energy Efficiency of the Building and Its Mechanical and Electrical Systems | p. 181 |
Net-Zero Step 3: Reduce Consumption | p. 183 |
Geothermal Systems | p. 185 |
Introduction | p. 185 |
Geothermal Heat Pumps | p. 190 |
Types of Heat Pumps | p. 198 |
Cogeneration | p. 205 |
Other Applications of Cogeneration | p. 207 |
Cogeneration Technologies | p. 211 |
Micro-Cogeneration or Combined Heat and Power (Micro-CHP) | p. 221 |
Data Center Sustainability | p. 223 |
History of Data Centers | p. 224 |
2011: Top Ten Trends in Data Centers | p. 225 |
Power Usage Effectiveness (PUE) | p. 226 |
Technologies That Can Benefit Data Center Efficiency | p. 230 |
Office Building Applications | p. 234 |
Air Management in the Data Center | p. 237 |
Index | p. 239 |
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