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Implementation of the Laboratory Air Handling Unit Systems (LAHU)

The LAHU system has been designed, installed, and commissioned in a large university research building. This paper provides detailed information about the demonstration project, including the specific LAHU system mechanical design, optimal airflow control schedules, and measured LAHU energy and indoor air quality (IAQ) performance. The measured energy and IAQ performance are also compared with the conventional operation and theoretical predicated values.

Mingsheng Liu | Yujie Cui | K. Conger

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