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The aim of the study is a comprehensive analysis of the capillary climate-control systems effectiveness and an evaluation of their usage feasibility as energy systems microclimate support of buildings. In the course of the study, the great advantages of using capillary systems as an alternative to traditional climate systems were revealed, first of all, it lies in the ability to maintain microclimatic parameters of indoor air. From the point of view of energy efficiency, the use of capillary systems is also more preferable - due to the use of a coolant possessing a special level of temperature potential. With the help of mathematical modeling, useful dependences were obtained and they've got great practical significance for the sizing calculation for heating and cooling systems based on capillary climate-control systems.
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