This paper reports on research that uses building performance simulation and uncertainty analysis to assess the risks that projected climate change poses to the thermal performance of buildings, an
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This paper reports on research that uses building performance simulation and uncertainty analysis to assess the risks that projected climate change poses to the thermal performance of buildings, an
We designed a new air supply window system to ventilate indoors through the air space of a double pane window and evaluated its insulation efficiency and probability of moisture condensation in ord
This paper presents a Simulation Domain Model (SimModel) - a new interoperable XML-based data model for the building simulation domain.
For the surface temperature of clothing, body surface temperature, and detailed temperatures and heat flow phenomena of soles contacting the floor, results of measurement experiments using human su
This paper proposes an approach to identify the coefficients of the chiller model used by the EnergyPlus program.
This study presents optimal control strategies of the system using a Generalized Pattern Search and Genetic Algorithm.
The aim of this work is to model the energy consumption and the on-site production of an existing building, the Leaf House (LH), that was designed in order to be a Net Zero CO2 emission home.
A combined simulation of the building envelope and the plant equipment is more realistic than simulating both separately and has the advantage that the modeler can use one software environment inst