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5 - High efficiency hydronic systems

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In a cooling system, a large body or surface with a lower temperature than the other surfaces in a room will…

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Water’s heat capacity is how many times greater than that of air?

Question 4 of 6 Intermediate

How much energy is potentially saved when using a hydronic system instead of an air-based system?

Question 6 of 6 Intermediate

When using a hydronic system instead of an air-based system, how much extra floor space might the building owner get from space efficiency gains?

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Q: In a cooling system, a large body or surface with a lower temperature than the other surfaces in a room will…
A: …receive more radiation than it emits
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Q: What does the superior energy capacity of water mean?
A: Hydronic systems consume much less energy for energy transportation than forced air systems
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Q: Water’s heat capacity is how many times greater than that of air?
A: 4.2
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Q: How much energy is potentially saved when using a hydronic system instead of an air-based system?
A: Up to 35%
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Q: What characterizes forced-air systems for heating or cooling?
A: They depend on high air volumes for energy transport, often at high air velocities
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Q: When using a hydronic system instead of an air-based system, how much extra floor space might the building owner get from space efficiency gains?
A: Can be as high as 5%, because of the significantly improved space performance