Seminar 3 — Cutting-Edge Japanese Technologies on Grid Resilience and Thermal Storage: SHASE Annual Award Winners

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Three buildings having earned the SHASE Annual Award are presented. The first is a thermo-active building with radiation fins and spot fans attached to slab surfaces. Another building introduces a complex heat source system using air-cooled chillers and gas-burning absorption chillers combined with a heat storage water tank for resiliency and ecology. The tank helps minimize heat source capacity, boost chiller efficiency and supply water in emergencies. The third building in a coastal area introduces a highly flexible air-conditioning system combining water-source VRV systems and a buffer water storage tank, which would be unaffected by the external environment.
1. Planning of an Urban Mid-Scale Energy-Saving Building that Installs an HVAC System and a Combined Convection and Radiation Air Conditioning System Using the Building Structure
Shunichi Nakamoto, Mechanical Design Engineer, Shimizu Co., Ltd., Tokyo, Japan
2. A Complex Heat Source System Using a Water Storage Tank for Resiliency and Ecology on a High-Rise Office Building
Hirotaka Kubo, Mechanical Engineer, LEED-AP, NIKKEN SEKKEI LTD, Tokyo, Japan
3. Methods for Using Air-Conditioning and Renewable Energy in Training Facilities in Coastal Areas
Jun Yoshida, Takenaka Corporation, Tokyo, Japan

Product Details

Published:

2023

Units of Measure:

Dual

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1 file

Product Code(s):

D-AT23Sem03

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