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16. Energy efficiency in heritage buildings : Conservation approaches and their impact on energy efficiency measures
Sammanfattning : The impeding climate change challenge urges for a reduction of energy use in the built environment. Buildings account for nearly 40% of the total energy use and about 35% of the greenhouse gas emissions in Europe. LÄS MER
17. Process integration to increase woody biomass utilization for energy purposes
Sammanfattning : Woody biomass is an abundant renewable energy resource in Sweden, and the Swedish government has been promoting research and development programs for the exploitation of this resource as a mean to meet the targets on the reduction of the carbon dioxide emissions from the industrial, energy and transportation sectors. This thesis aims at expanding the knowledge on the efficient utilization of the available woody biomass, so that a larger amount of this renewable resource can be used for energy purposes. LÄS MER
18. Impact of Radon Ventilation on Indoor Air Quality and Building Energy saving
Sammanfattning : Industrial living is caused much people do live and work in closed and confined places; offices and residential buildings. This is why in this new world more fresh air which is generally provided by forced ventilation plays a vital role in living of human being. LÄS MER
19. Uppvärmning i kyrkor : fukt- och värmetekniska beräkningar för dimensionering och klimatstyrning
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20. System Effects of Improved Energy Efficiency in Swedish District-Heated Buildings
Sammanfattning : To alleviate global warming, European-Union member states must reduce primary energy use, emit less carbon dioxide (CO2), and increase renewable energy use. Buildings constitute a great potential for energy savings, but saving energy in district-heated buildings influences combined heat and power (CHP) production, other electricity generation, and global CO2 emissions. LÄS MER