[EnergyPlus_Support] Hydronic Radiant cooling combined with chilled ceiling

[Khizir Mahmud <khizir_mahmud@xxxxxxxxx>]

Dear All 
 
As a new entrant and user of energyplus i would like to have help and suggestions. Currently i am working on simulating hybrid air conditioning system suitable for humid tropical climate. The project involves supply of dehumidified and treated ventilation air complementing hydronic radiant cooling provided by chilled ceiling panel.
 
I shall be very keen to exchange ideas with anyone working with similar problems.  we have already developed a climate chamber with the same facility to conduct experiments. Our project data will be used for validating the simulation. 
 
Thank you. 
 
Khizir Mahmud 
Research assistant & Graduate Student 
University Sains Malaysia
khizir_mahmud@xxxxxxxxx
 
 
 
 



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