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Conference Proceeding by ASHRAE, 1983
J.I. Starobin; L. Starobin
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A very large crushed stone storage has made it possible to use solar energy to meet the annual heating, cooling, and hot water needs of a residence, with a parasitic power penalty of about 3500 kWh. Winter temperatures were maintained at 68F (20C) with 60F (16 C) night setback and summer temperatures at 76F (24C). Occupant intervention was negligible. The extra cost for the system is readily amortized by the savings in purchased energy.
Citation: ASHRAE Transactions, 1983, vol. 89, pt. 2A, Washington, D.C.