1 Introduction
1.1 Single Glazing
1.2 Double Glazing System
1.3 Multi-glazing System
1.4 Liquid Flow Window
2 Experimental Investigation of Thermal Performance of Double Glazing Liquid Flow Window
2.1 Research Method
2.1.1 Experiment Set Up
2.1.2 Measuring Instrument
2.2 Experiments and Results Analysir
2.2.1 Water Flow Window Performanee
2.2.2 Anti-freezing Liquid Flow Window Performance
2.2.3 Performance Comparison of Water and Anti-freezing Liquid Flow Window
2.3 Summary
3 Schematic Optimization of Liquid Flow Window
3.1 Research Methodology
3.1.1 Mathematical Models Development
3.1.2 Model Validation
3.2 Pertformance Evaluation with the Variation of Schematic Parameterr
3.2.1 Thermal Performance at Different Cavity Spacer
3.2.2 Thermal Performance Comparison with Various Pipe-work Designr
3.2.3 Thermal Performance Evaluation with Variation of Window Dimension
3.3 Summary
4 Performance Evaluation with PCM Thermal Storage: for Residential and Office Buildings Hot Water Demand Patternr
4.1 Numerical Models Development
4.1.1 Mathematical Models for Car
4.1.2 Mathematical Models for Car
4.2 Model Validation
4.3 Numerical Study on Thermal Performance of Liquid Flow Window with PCM Heat Exchanger
4.3.1 Thermal Performance for Residential Building Application
4.3.2 Thermal Performanee for Ofice Building Application
4.3.3 Thermal Performance wih Variation of PCM Layer Thickner
4.4 Summary
5 Liquid Flow Window Performance under Ditferent Climate Applicationr
5.1 Research Methodology
5.1.1 Model Validation for Anti-freeing Liquid Flow Window
5.1.2 Numerical Studies in Diferent Climater
5.2 Thermai Performance Analysis in Various Climate Applicationr
5.2.1 The Efect of Liquid Concentrations on thermal Perfomance
5.2.2 Themal Peformance Comparison under Diferent Climater
5.2.3 Themal Performance Improvement in Cold and Extremely Cold Climater
5.3 Summary
6 Lie Cycle Assesment of Liquid Flow Window
6.1 The Method of Analysir
6.2 Life-long lnvestment,Energy Input and Carbon Emission of Liquid Flow Window
6.2.1 Investment,Enery Input and Caron Emision for Window Materialr
6.2.2 Cot,Energy Consumption and Carbon Enision iom Comstumction to Disposal
6.3 Building Energy Simulation in ESP
6.3.1 Validation Study
6.3.2 Building Energy Simulation
6.3.3 Energy Saving Performance of Liquid Flow Window
6.4 Payback Period Analysir
6.5 Summary
7 Summary and Major Conclusionr
7.1 Research Work Completed
7.2 Findings and Conclusionr
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