Titlebook: Energy Systems of Complex Buildings; Andrzej Zi?bik,Krzysztof Hoinka Book 2013 Springer-Verlag London 2013 Complex Buildings.Energy Use.In

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,Gemeinnützigkeit in der Diskussion,buildings and the entire economy of a country are weak. This means that in the balance of cumulative energy consumption in complex buildings the indices of cumulative energy consumption concerning the input data (e.g., fuels and water) are assumed to be quantities known a priori, equal to the averag

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Stiftungsunternehmen: Theorie und PraxisThe share of office rooms in the total cumulative energy consumption of the office building under consideration amounts to about two thirds. Cumulative energy consumption is dominated by electricity, which exceeds 75 % of the total. The share of cumulative energy consumption which changes the heat f

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Connie Y. Y. Ho,Winnie W. S. Makher materials, information about main and by-production, amounts of noxious emissions, and other environmental effects. In the case of complex systems (e.g. complex buildings), as an algorithm of setting up material-energy balances, input–output analysis ought to be applied. In the third stage, the

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Introduction into Systems Analysis,The general theory of systems comprises, first of all, the mathematical theory of the system, and secondly system engineering. This book deals with the latter. There are two fundamental methods of describing systems, viz., causal description (input–output analysis) and intentional description (optim

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Systems Approach to Energy-Ecological Analysis of Complex Buildings,buildings and the entire economy of a country are weak. This means that in the balance of cumulative energy consumption in complex buildings the indices of cumulative energy consumption concerning the input data (e.g., fuels and water) are assumed to be quantities known a priori, equal to the averag

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Life Cycle Assessment of Energy Systems in Complex Buildings,her materials, information about main and by-production, amounts of noxious emissions, and other environmental effects. In the case of complex systems (e.g. complex buildings), as an algorithm of setting up material-energy balances, input–output analysis ought to be applied. In the third stage, the

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,International t?tige Stiftungen,last centuries, although the notion of system has been known since the time of Aristotle. Systems analysis was formally discovered again just before the Second World War by the biologist Ludwig von Bertalanffy, although the methods of systems analysis were already known (e.g., Leontief’s “input–outp

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-06104-3 in the hierarchy is the domestic energy system divided into five subsystems, four of which (solid fuels, liquid fuels, gaseous, and electro-energy systems) comprise the whole country and the fifth one—the thermal energy system—is a set of municipal, industrial-municipal, and industrial systems of f