Lecture

Energy Efficiency in Buildings

Description

This lecture covers the topic of energy efficiency in buildings, focusing on active measures such as heating systems, boilers, heat recovery, and alternative energy sources like solar and fuel cells. It also discusses the importance of efficient lighting systems and ventilation. The instructor emphasizes the significant reduction in energy consumption and emissions achievable by implementing technologies like heat pumps, cogeneration, and improved ventilation and lighting systems.

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Ontological neighbourhood

Mechanical engineering

Thermal engineering: Air conditioning, Ventilation

Environmental science

Environmental policy: Topics in environmental policy

Physics

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