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Meeting a building's heating and cooling loads is one of the greatest challenges to designing a net zero energy building. Solar thermal collectors are commonly used to provide space and water heating in NZE buildings, but these solar systems often have excess capacity in the summer when solar insolation is greatest. Thermally driven cooling technologies are now meeting this need for year-round solar thermal loads. The seminar focuses on the experience with operating solar cooling systems that use desiccant, absorption and adsorption technologies.

Design and Installation of the Solar Cooling Pilot Project at Shouldice Hospital in Toronto
Darren Cooper, P.Eng., Member
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Operating Experience on a 3,000-CFM Solar Dedicated Outdoor Air System
Jesse Dean, Member, Andrew Lowenstein
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