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- | ====== Passive House concept in hospitals | + | ====== Passive House Hospitals |
- | **Baseline study - implementing | + | On this page you will find links to Passipedia articles and further resources on the topic of Passive House Hospitals. |
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- | Evaluations of consumption statistics show that hospitals are among the buildings that consume the most energy. To evaluate and tap the conservation potential of retrofits and energy-efficient new builds, the State of Hesse studied basic issues for the implementation of the Passive House Standard in hospitals while constructing a new build for the Frankfurt Höchst Clinic. [[planning: | ||
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- | **Aspects of efficient ventilation in hospitals** \\ | ||
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+ | Evaluations of consumption statistics show that hospitals are among the buildings that consume the most energy. To evaluate and tap the conservation potential of retrofits and energy-efficient new builds, the State of Hesse studied basic issues for the implementation | ||
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+ | **Aspects of efficient ventilation in hospitals** \\ | ||
Certain areas of hospitals require great air flows, with especially high air exchange rates found in operation rooms, labs, and areas where utensils are sterilized. Ventilation systems therefore make up a significant share of total energy demand. In addition, a large number of individual components are needed to filter and purify the air in compliance with hygienic and functional requirements for individual hospital areas (especially operating rooms). The sum of these individual pressure losses has a great impact on ventilators' | Certain areas of hospitals require great air flows, with especially high air exchange rates found in operation rooms, labs, and areas where utensils are sterilized. Ventilation systems therefore make up a significant share of total energy demand. In addition, a large number of individual components are needed to filter and purify the air in compliance with hygienic and functional requirements for individual hospital areas (especially operating rooms). The sum of these individual pressure losses has a great impact on ventilators' | ||
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- | [[http://www.passiv.de/literaturbestellung/index.php/de/ | + | [[https://tickets.passivehouse.com/PHI/26iphconf/|Exclusive Workshop]] on the topic of highly efficient health care buildings (recorded at the 26< |
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