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An hourly modelling framework for the assessment of energy sources exploitation and energy converters selection and sizing in buildings

Fabrizio et al., 2009

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4912962421218052933
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Fabrizio E
Filippi M
Virgone J
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Energy and Buildings

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The promotion of the exploitation of renewable sources in the built environment has led to the spread of multi-energy systems in buildings. These systems use more than one energy source in various energy converters to overcome the limitations that may be characteristic of …
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