Short-term Energy Monitoring (STEM): Application of the PSTAR Method to a Residence in Fredericksburg, Virginia

doi:10.2172/6734885

Short-term Energy Monitoring (STEM): Application of the PSTAR Method to a Residence in Fredericksburg, Virginia

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This report describes a project to assess the thermal quality of a residential building based on short-term tests during which a small number of data channels are measured. The project is called Short-Term Energy Monitoring (STEM). Analysis of the data provides extrapolation to long-term performance.

Original language	American English
Number of pages	42
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.2172/6734885
State	Published - 1988

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NREL/TR-254-3356

Keywords

mathematical models
passive solar heating systems
residential buildings
solar architecture
space HVAC systems
thermal analysis

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