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Available courses

Energie Thermique

Ce cours sur le chauffe-eau solaire collectif vise à former les étudiants à la conception et au dimensionnement de systèmes solaires thermiques pour la production d’eau chaude sanitaire dans les bâtiments. Il présente les différentes configurations technologiques (thermosiphon, circulation forcée, circuits directs et indirects), les acteurs impliqués dans les projets (maîtres d’ouvrages, bureaux d’études), et détaille les étapes clés du dimensionnement : calcul des besoins énergétiques, estimation de l’irradiation solaire, détermination de la surface des capteurs et du volume de stockage, tout en intégrant les notions de taux de couverture solaire et d'efficacité globale du système. Des études de cas concrets (hôtel, hôpital, résidence universitaire) permettent d’illustrer l’application des connaissances, notamment en matière de pertes de charges, choix de la pompe, échangeur de chaleur et vase d’expansion. Ce cours met également l’accent sur les erreurs fréquentes de conception et propose une approche complète pour garantir la performance énergétique et la durabilité des installations solaires thermiques collectives.