Sentence examples for activated building from inspiring English sources

This paper analyzes the influence of occupant behavior on the energy performance and thermal comfort of a typical office floor equipped with a thermally activated building system (TABS).

Radiant slab systems have the potential to achieve significant energy savings, yet, when applied in the ceiling (e.g., thermally activated building system) the exposed concrete may also create acoustical challenges due to the high reflectivity of the hard surface.

A promising approach to condition those buildings in summer employs the utilization of the building's thermal storage activated by natural heat sinks (e.g., ambient air, ground water or soil) through night ventilation or thermally activated building systems (TABS).

Geothermally activated building structures (GEOTABS) refers to the combination of geothermal heat pumps and thermally activated building systems: a sort of 'perfect marriage' provided that the global system design and control is part of a holistic approach.

In addition to the FMPCs a global MPC is controlling the thermally activated building systems, which affect all other zones.

This paper investigates the dynamic cooling performance of a novel system combining natural ventilation with diffuse ceiling inlet and thermally activated building systems (TABS).

Recently, more and more research is being conducted on thermo-activated building walls with the use of circulating water or other fluids for the aim of decreasing and shifting the heating and/or cooling loads.

Alas, the kids activated the building alarm's motion censor, and a clatter of state troopers descended.

Integrating the building structure to act as an energy-storage, thermally-activated building system (TABS) has proved to be energy efficient and economically viable for cooling and heating of buildings.

These were classified into 14 specific categories and analysis identified three core groups of activities: giving, activating and capacity building.

He "activated" the buildings with public performances before completion, primarily to hurry out the builders.