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Model Predictive Control for Dynamic Hydraulic Balancing in Building Radiator Heating Systems: Modeling, Design, and Experimental Validation
Hydronic radiator systems are among the most widely used heating systems in buildings. In the literature, radiator heat outputs are often assumed to be independent of one another and arbitrarily adjustable in time when designing controllers. However, in practice, radiators are supplied by one or mul
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