CONTENTS SECTION ONE 1.0 1.1 General applicability and Executive summary. 8.128 1.2 Executive summary 8.129 SECTION TWO 2.0 COMPARISON OF ACTUALLY REQUIRED HOT WATER SUPPLY TEMPERATURE TO OUTDOOR RESET HOT WATER SUPPLY TEMPERATURE. 2.1 Graph one illustrating indoor reset hot water supply. 8.130 2.2 Description of graph one. 8.131 2.3 Graph two illustrating an energy conservation demand signal. 8.132 2.4 Description of graph two. 8.133 2.5 Graph three illustrating development of energy conservation demand signal. 8.134 2.6 Description of graph three. 8.135 2.7 Graph four comparing outdoor reset to proper indoor reset logic. 8.136 2.8 Description of graph four. 8.137 2.9 Graph five illustrating heat loss via outdoor reset. 8.138 2.10 Description of graph five. 8.139 SECTION THREE 3.0 ILLUSTRATION OF SUPPLY WATER TEMPERATURE IMPACT ON ENERGY CONSUMPTION AND COMFORT LEVELS FOR THREE DIFFERENT SET OF DETERMINING FACTORS REGARDING SUPPLY WATER TEMPERATURE. 3.1 Graph six illustrating performance at unitventilator. 8.140 3.2 Description of graph six and analysis. 8.141 3.3 Continued analysis of graph six. 8.142 8.143 SECTION FOUR 4.0 4.1 General statements. SECTION FIVE 5.0 5.1 FIGURE ONE illustrating the test unitventilator. 8.144 5.2 FIGURE TWO illustrating the steam converter control. 8.145 8.127
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