This study compares the performance of three different double skin facade configurations in prevailing summer conditions in a temperate climate.
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This study compares the performance of three different double skin facade configurations in prevailing summer conditions in a temperate climate.
This work shows the optimization of natural ventilation within buildings at the stage of design and behaviour of the occupants.
The aim of thise paper is to take the advantage of CFD application in calculating, optimising, and designing air curtains used to separate smoke free zones in case of fire.
This paper presents a case study of the role that Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) played in the design of modifications to the existing Hamer Hall auditorium Heating Ventilation and Air-Conditio
One of the big challenges in comparing measured and simulated energy performance of buildings is that most energy models do not capture the significant impact of installation, operational and degra
The accurate representation of building operation is essential for building simulation to represent the consequence of design and operational controls correctly.
In this paper, heating energy saving strategies for winter are proposed for office buildings with a multi-story double skin façade.
This paper describes the development of a modelling approach which combines the energy use in industrial production, with the energy flows relating to the building.