Seminar 49 -- Cutting-Edge Japanese Technologies (HVAC&R Systems and Equipment): Japan, Two Years After the Earthquake and SHASE-Awarded HVAC&R Systems ✓ Most Recent

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Since the March 2011 Great East Japan Earthquake, the Japanese design concept of HVAC systems and their operation has dramatically changed. A broad view of these changes is introduced as a keynote lecture topic. A couple of the SHASE-awarded buildings will be introduced, including: a ductless HVAC system using a Coanda effect and horizontal cooling panel for storing herb medicine in Yubari, Hokkaido; and an HVAC design with an energy security and reliability concept.

How Did the Situation Involving the Japanese HVAC System and Office Environment Change After the Great East Japan Earthquake?
Shinsuke Kato, Ph.D., Fellow ASHRAE
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Ductless Air-Conditioning System Using a Coanda Effect and a Horizontal Cooling Panel for Herb Medicine Storage in Yubari Project
Mutsumi Yokoi
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The Reliability of the Energy Supply and the Latest Building Equipment Plan for Large Buildings in Osaka
Yu-suke Miyazaki
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