Boiler heating used to DHW

Fig. 15 shows boiler heating used to DHW. The annual DHW heating of Cases A, B and Case C were 3.842kWh/year and 1.467kWh/year, respectively. The DHW heating of Case C decreased to about 40% as compared with Cases A and B by solar energy used to DHW supply.

3.2. Annual heating and cooling load and boiler heating used to DHW

image080 Подпись: □ Solar energy used to floor heating □ Boiler heating used to DHW □ Cooling load □ Heating load

Fig. 16 shows annual cooling and heating load and boiler heating used to DHW. Annual heating and cooling load and boiler heating used to DHW of Case A, B and C were 7.09MWh/year, 6.81MWh/year and 3.96MWh/year, respectively. Annual heating and cooling load and boiler heating used to DHW of Case C decreased to about 44% as compared with Case A.

Case A Case B Case C Case C

No adjacent houses Adjacent houses Adjacent houses and Solar energy used to

active solar heating floor heating

Подпись: Fig 15. Boiler heating used to DHWFig 16. Annual cooling, heating and hot water supply

4. Conclusion

The total effect of solar space heating with active and passive ways were examined using the detailed system simulation with a generalized simulation tool (EESLISM ver6) developed by the authors.

The annual heating load for the adjacent houses Case B increased by 1.37 times compared with the no adjacent houses Case A. However, the annual heating loads for the adjacent houses and active solar heating system Case C were almost equal to those of Case A. In the dense housing area, heating by active solar space heating system is effective.

The annual cooling loads for the adjacent houses Cases B and C were about 55% compared with the no adjacent houses Case A. This result is mainly the influence by the difference of incident solar radiations of the eastern and western outside surfaces.

Acknowledgment

This study was supported by the Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (C) (19560598), The authors would like to express their sincere thanks to the support.

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