Reducing energy consumption and increasing filter life in HVAC systems using an aspiration efficiency reducer: Long-term performance assessment at full-scale
Authors:
- David T. MorganDMDavid T. Morgan
- Terence DalyTDTerence Daly
- John GallagherJGJohn Gallagher
- Aonghus McNabolaAMAonghus McNabola
Open Access
- 1 July 2017
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Journal of Building Engineering
- Vol. 12, 267-274
Abstract
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Funding Information
- Enterprise Ireland, Innovation Partnership Programme (EI-IP.2013.0279)
- European Regional Development Fund (EI-IP.2013.0279)
- Mark Eire BV (EI-IP.2013.0279)
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