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Influence of User-Behavior on Energy Efficiency
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Abstract
How is the composition of the final energy consumption of private households for heating? Is there a portion which is influenced by user behavior, and can this portion be captured with suitable equipment? Is it possible to reduce this portion by applying appropriate auxiliary devices (assistance systems)? What is the potential in different types of buildings, which how much can be saved in this way?
Keywords
Assistance System Heating Energy Home Automation Yearly Energy Consumption Heating Degree
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References
- Grinewitschus, V., Lovrić, T., & Rumler, N. (2013).Influence of user behavior and home automation on energy consumption. Paper, 7th International Conference on Energy Efficiency in Domestic Appliances and Lighting (EEDAL’13), 11–13 September 2013, Coimbra, Portugal.Google Scholar
- Grinewitschus, V., Lovrić, T., Lacombe, J., & Beblek, A. (2015).Assisting user airing behavior for saving energy. Paper, 8th International Conference on Energy Efficiency in Domestic Appliances and Lighting (EEDAL’15), 26–28 August 2015, Horw-Lucerne, Switzerland.Google Scholar
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