The Future of HVAC: Implementing Phase-Change Materials for Passive Cooling in Net-Zero Buildings (ME SERIES Book 8)
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The Future of HVAC: Implementing Phase-Change Materials for Passive Cooling in Net-Zero Buildings (ME SERIES Book 8)

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The Future of HVAC examines the use of phase-change materials for passive cooling in net-zero buildings. As part of the ME SERIES, this focused volume introduces a building-systems topic relevant to sustainable engineering, energy-conscious design, and the ongoing development of HVAC strategies.

About This Book

The Future of HVAC focuses on phase-change materials and their application in passive cooling.

It considers these materials in the context of net-zero buildings and evolving building-performance goals.

The book is part of the ME SERIES and addresses HVAC-related approaches to energy-conscious building design.

Readers interested in building systems, sustainable engineering, and passive cooling can use this volume as a focused introduction to the topic.

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