PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS ON AIR CONDITIONING SYSTEM USING STORAGE OF COLD, APPLICATION LOCATED IN OUARGLA (EAST-SOUTH OF ALGERIA)
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https://doi.org/10.4314/jfas.v13i1.27Keywords:
Storage Cold; Air Conditioning System; Performance; Energy ConsumptionAbstract
The increase in refrigeration load demand coincides with peak periods of electricity consumption during the summer, representing a peak period of electricity consumption a new challenge, in this configuration, the use of refrigerated storage in residential complexes for reducing the energy consumption of electricity during peak periods, charging cold storage tanks outside the peak period until they are used to maximum cover the high cooling load, we have chosen a desert area of Ouargla (East-South Algeria) to determine the influence of different parameters on energy consumption and to compare the cost of consumption without storage and with storage.
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