Although passive building envelope systems dominate contemporary building design, active building envelope (ABE) research, development, and deployment are rapidly growing and …
With the current need to reduce carbon emissions, new technologies have been developed in recent years to satisfy building thermal demands. Among others, ground-source heat …
M Krajčík, M Arıcı, O Šikula, M Šimko - Energy and Buildings, 2021 - Elsevier
This study reviews water-based wall systems for space heating and cooling and thermal barriers (TB) for the reduction of buildings' thermal load. The review gives a general …
There is an ever-increasing interest in radiant cooling systems (RCSs) due to their energy- saving potential and improved indoor thermal environment in modern buildings. In this part …
Thermal energy storage systems in buildings can store cooling/heating energy during non- peak load hours or when renewable energy sources are available for later use when …
This paper describes a building prototype experimental set-up used for testing active and passive systems for energy savings, presenting the used methodology, reviewing the main …
Among the alternatives for improving the thermal comfort conditions inside buildings are the thermally activated building systems (TABS). They are embedded in different building …
M Šimko, M Krajčík, O Šikula, P Šimko, D Kalús - Energy and Buildings, 2018 - Elsevier
Numerical simulations and experiments were performed for a thermally active wall with pipes arranged in milled channels in the thermal insulation. The advantage of this system is …
Demand Response programs are increasingly used in the electricity sector, since they allow consumers to play a significant role for balancing supply and demand by reducing or shifting …