Czech

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Institute of Building Services (TZB)

After graduation studnet will be able to do standard designs of enviroment systems with renewable energy resources. Student will be able to use this knowledge for complex design of buildings.

Thermal technique. Basics of heating and air conditioning.

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Requirements for successful completion of the subject are specified by guarantor’s regulation updated for every academic year.

1. Problems of primary energy sources and their application in systems of Building Services.
2. Resources and transformations energy. Renewable sources of energy.
3. Composition of phytomass and phytofuels and their energetic importance. Systems for burning of solid phytofuels.
4. Solar energy. Passive solar energy utilization.
5. Active solar systems for heat production. Domestic water preparation, support of heating, swimming bath waser preparation.
6. Solar systems for generation of electricity.
7. Wind power.
9. Sources of low-potential heat. Heat pumps.
10. Heat pump systems in systems of Building Services.
11. Secondary sources of energy. Utilization of waste heat.
12. Principals of combined heat and power production – cogeneration units.
13. Economic effectiveness of sources. Buildings energy consumption and renewable sources of energy application.

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Primary energy, its resources and transformations for the creation of the indoor climate. Renewable energy resources and technical tools of its utilization in systems of environment. Economic and ecological effects of energy transformations.

Extent and forms are specified by guarantor’s regulation updated for every academic year.

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Bašta J., Brož K., Cikhart J., Štorkan M., Valenta V. : Topenářská příručka 3. Agentura ČSTZ s.r.o. Praha, 2007. ISBN 978-80-86028-13-2. (CS)

Quaschning, V.,: Understanding renewable energy systems. Lundon: Earthscan, 2005. ISBN 1-84407-128-6. (EN)
QUASCHNING, Volker: Obnovitelné zdroje energií. Grada Publishing a.s., 2010. ISBN 978-80-247-3250-3. (CS)