Article | REF: C8111 V1

The calculation method for the 2012 Thermal Regulations - Specific points

Authors: Bruno SLAMA, Stéphane ROBIN

Publication date: August 10, 2015

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10. Generations

10.1 Principles and generalities

A generation is defined as a set of generators and possibly a single storage tank, jointly supplying energy for one (or more) of the following uses: heating, cooling and DHW production. A generation supplies one (or more) network(s), which may be physical or virtual, but are all of the same type.

As a result, one generation is used in all possible configurations, with two exceptions: the CESCI (individualized collective solar water heater) and the CESCAI (collective solar water heater with individualized make-up). In these two cases, the generation → primary network → secondary network diagram is no longer valid.

In the calculation process, cooling is calculated first. In the case of simultaneous heating...

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