Hybrid Cooling

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Hybrid Cooling

Our goal is to reduce the energy consumption of US commercial buildings through broader adoption of hybrid indirect evaporative cooling technology. Our objective is to implement a flexible hybrid evaporative cooling system model in EnergyPlus to allow Title-24 credit to be awarded for use of this novel low-energy cooling technology. This project is ongoing and is expected to complete fall 2014 with the public release of a plug in model to EnergyPlus, and user guide.

Project Documents

  • Interim report (now outdated) (PDF, 1.3MB)
  • Project plan (superseded by final report below) (PDF, 401 KB)
  • Model validation results (superseded by final report below) (PDF, 2.3 MB)
  • Final report includes user manual and engineering reference (PDF, 4.6 MB)
  • Model files (ZIP, 100 KB)

Project Team

  • Spencer Dutton, SMDutton@lbl.gov, (510) 486-7179
  • Nelson Dichter, ndichter@ad3.ucdavis.edu
  • Jonathan Woolley, jmwoolley@ucdavis.edu
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