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5.3.1 Efficient Control of Conditioned Air from AHUs

Course subject(s) Module 5: Design and control of integrated sustainable systems for NZEB

In this lecture, we go in depth into the design of air handling units, which are the backbone of most large HVAC systems. You will learn how to (energy) efficiently control conditioned air from air handling units, either by controlling the flow rate or the temperature of air.

You will also learn the differences in control between a CAV system and a VAV system and which one is more efficient

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