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Understanding and properly applying the inputs is an important requirement for any useful simulation model. Covered in this session is a case study showing how modeling was used to improve performance for the domestic hot water (DHW) system on a large campus and a simulation method is introduced for using energy modeling software to calculate savings associated with hydronic system improvements.

Domestic Hot Water System Performance Improvement at a Large University Campus (CH-12-C031)
Hui Chen, P.E., Member, Homer Bruner, Associate Member, Robert Henry, P.E., Les Williams, James Riley
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A New Approach to Modeling the Energy Performance of Hydronic Systems with Pressure Dependent Control Valves (CH-12-C032)
McHenry (Mack) Wallace, P.E., Member
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