A sensitivity study is conducted with TRNSYS 17 to quantify the influence of different convection correlations during night ventilation on the thermal comfort.
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A sensitivity study is conducted with TRNSYS 17 to quantify the influence of different convection correlations during night ventilation on the thermal comfort.
Building performance simulation is being increasingly deployed beyond the building design phase to support building operation.
Windows are the only part in buildings that can directly penetrate the solar radiation into the space and thus the shading devices are needed to control the solar penetration.
In order to find an effective method to keep indoor air quality good through the year in real houses, a simulation program: Fresh was reformed to integrate several important factors in Japanese det
Many European countries assess the heating and cooling needs of buildings using the quasi-steady state calculation method described in EN ISO 13790.