Context: The case study presented here was carried out to assist the designers in making a decision about the use of chilled ceiling panels coupled with an air handling unit in a data center
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Context: The case study presented here was carried out to assist the designers in making a decision about the use of chilled ceiling panels coupled with an air handling unit in a data center
This research pursues an experimental implementation of an analysis framework in conjunction with an optimization framework for building design.
This paper reports on the development of a luminous efficacy model of global horizontal irradiance. The model is intended to be both simple and applicable to multiple locations.
This study presents 2D numerical simulations of natural ventilation in a room equipped with two openings, one low and one high. The main features are commented in terms of flow and heat transfer.
This paper describes and focuses on the applications of a new range of smart building products, particularly Integrated Building Technology (IBT) systems, with the aim to demonstrate savings for im
The presented work is devoted to the analysis of thermal comfort indexes in highly glazed buildings under different weather conditions.