Papers from the 1st International Exergy Life Cycle Assessment and Sustainability Workshop and Symposium (ELCAS) held in Nisyros, Greece, 4-6 June 2009.
- Study on the effect of preference of air-conditioning usage on the exergy consumption pattern within a built environment
- The reference environment: utilising exergy and anergy for buildings
- Exergy indicators in the building environment
- Steady versus dynamic exergy analysis: the case of an air source heat pump
- Benchmarking of low 'exergy' buildings
- Visual and thermal comfort and its relations to exergy consumption in a classroom with daylighting
- Development of human-body exergy balance model for a better understanding of thermal comfort in the built environment
- Exergy and sustainability
- Understanding and improving energy conversion systems with the aid of exergy-based methods
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