HEATING & COOLING
H&C 6 AIA, ASHI
Combo Appliances: New &
Old
Examine combined space and water heating systems, beginning with
conventional systems that use a conventional tank water heater coupled to a fan coil, and moving to more advanced versions that offer efficiency benefits.
Learn about segregated systems that have the space heating water in a closed loop with the service water heated indirectly through an efficient heat
exchanger. Explore further system integrations where heat recovery ventilation becomes an integral part of the system. Find out what is known from lab and
field performance. Discover next generation technologies, where self-generation of electricity is also a component in fuel cells, stirling engines, and
thermophotovoltaics. Systems discussed may be appropriate to either low energy or conventional housing stock. The session will be appropriate for
participants with both technical and nontechnical backgrounds. Join in a discussion of the problems, successes, or concerns that you may have with these new
technologies.
By attending this session, participants
will
1. Learn about the range of combined and integrated heating technologies
that perform multiple functions from one energy source and their peripherals (controls, motors) for different energy
sources
2. Appreciate advantages and disadvantages of various systems
3. Find out about ultra-new
integrated technologies that perform even further functions, including electricity generation, which are about to enter the
marketplace
4. Be better able to choose appropriate high efficiency integrated systems for new and existing
housing
Keywords: combustion systems, cold climate, efficiency, gas, oil,
HVAC, heating systems, depressurization, product development, residential, state-of-the-art, spillage, integrated, IAQ, water heating,
ventilation
A.C. Skip Hayden,
Advanced Combustion Technologies,