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The 28th AIVC and 2nd Palenc Conference, Building Low Energy Cooling and Ventilation Technologies in the 21st Century, was held in Crete, Greece, 27-29 September 2007.

Contains 247 papers 

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Building Low Energy Cooling and Advanced Ventilation Technologies in the 21st Century

A conference report from the 28th AIVC and 2nd Palenc Conference  " Building Low Energy Cooling and Ventilation Technologies in the 21st…

De Gids W F
Natural ventilation and building low energy cooling as new culture for city planningdesign

Innovative development strategies for a “Mediterranean urban planning project” for the city of Umbertide- Umbria , organized in a new ecological,…

Sartogo, F.; Calderaro, V.
Cooling effect of PCM inserted in the walls: non linear phenomenon analysis

In order to show the efficiency of Phase Change Materials(PCM) in building walls we have used the software CODYMUR. The aim of the simulation is to evaluate…

Virgone, J.; Roux, J.-J.; Kuznik, F.; Noël, J.
Energy and environmental rehabilitation of a listed neoclassic building in Athens, Greece

The energy rehabilitation of listed buildings is of great importance as they are many limitations of the possibletechnical interventions. The paper presents…

Sfakianaki, K.; Vassilakopoulou, K.; Assimakopoulos, M.N.; Pavlou, K.; Doukas, P.; Gaitani, N.; Santamouris, M
Assessment of innovative systems/technologies in the context of EPBD regulations(illustrated with the assessment of an innovative ventilation system in the Belgian context)

As the EPBD related regulations can not cover all possible kind of new technologies, Member States have to develop “principle of equivalence” procedures, in…

Wouters, P.; Heijmans, N.; Janssens, A.; Van Den Bossche, N.; Roels, S.
Comparative studies on different type of roof ponds for cooling purposes: literaturereview

Bioclimatic approach gives attention to the design of roof since it is commonly the building element which is most exposed. Some of the most favorable roof…

Spanaki, A.
State of the art on macroscopic models for the determination of thin films optical properties

Optical properties (i.e. reflectance, transmittance, etc) of light scattering materials can be described using two approaches.The first approach, models the…

Saridakis, G.; Kolokotsa, D.; Santamouris, M.
Policy instruments to promote sustainable summer comfort in buildings

Despite the available knowledge about technologies for passive cooling, cooling energy consumption is still increasing in Europe. The international project…

Varga, M.; Leutgöb, K.; Pagliano, L.; Zangheri, P.; Cavelius, R.
On the selection of shape and orientation of a greenhouse for composite climates

Five most commonly used single span shapes of greenhousesviz. even-span, uneven-span, vinery, modified arch and quonset type have been selected for…

Sethi, V.P.
GIS-Based urban heat island study in University campus

Urban development is unavoidable as the result of country’s economic growth. Without a careful planning, a city may cause environment destruction. Singapore…

Wong, N.H.; Jusuf, S.K.
Urban heat islands and electrical energy consumption in a Brazilian city

Widely known as urban heat island (UHI) phenomenon, urban air temperatures tend to be higher than rural temperatures,due to the thermal performance of…

Souza, L.C.L.; Postigo, C.P.; Oliveira, O.P.; Nakata, C.M.
Aspects of CFD modeling of fan and pad evaporative cooling system in greenhouses

A methodology approach in order to simulate numerically(CFD) a greenhouse equipped with fan and pad evaporative cooling system is presented. Using the main…

Sapounas, A.; Nikita – Martzopoulou, C.; Bartzanas, T.; Kittas, C.
The impact of shading on thermal comfort conditions in perimeter zones with glass facades

This paper describes an experimental study of the thermalenvironment in a highly-glazed perimeter zone of an office building under varying climatic…

Tzempelikos, A.; Bessoudo, M.; Athienitis, A.; Zmeureanu, R.
Bioclimatic design for cooling in mediterranean buildings. The effectiveness of mass increase

This presentation projects the potential of mass interwovenwith other aspects of Bioclimatic Design, with the objective of energy conservation and…

Serghides, D.
GIS-Based and computer simulation evaluation on . campus master plan

In the previous study, it was found that urban heat island intensity in National University of Singapore (NUS) campusas high as 4oC at around 13:00. It is…

Wong, N.H.; Jusuf, S.K.
Refrigeration in open spaces by means of evaporative systems

The design of sustainable cities in locations with adverseclimates should consider different ways to mitigatethe heat in open spaces, especially during the…

Soutullo, S.; San Juan, C.; Olmedo, R.; Enriquez, R.; Palero, S.; Ferrer, J.A.; Heras, M.R.
On the relation between the energy and social characteristics of the residential sector

Social, financial, energy and technical data from about 1110 households have been collected during 2004 in the major Athens area. The sample has been…

Santamouris, M.; Kapsis, K.; Korres, D.; Livada, L.; Pavlou, C.; Assimakopoulos, M.N.
Daylight and luminaire control in a perimeter zone using an automated venetian blind

Commercial buildings with large exposed glazed façades require solar shading devices in order to protect occupants from uncomfortable direct glare.…

Tzempelikos, A.; O'Neill, B.; Athienitis, A.
Ventilation strategies for good indoor air quality and energy efficiency

The requirements for good indoor air quality and energyefficiency have often been considered to conflict with each other, however, buildings with low energy…

Seppänen, O.
A simplified tool for the energy certification of Italian existing dwellings. Comparativeand sensitivity analyses

The article 6 clause 9 of the Italian Decree Law 192/05, that transposes the European Directive 2002/91/EC on the energy performance of buildings (EPBD),…

Zinzi, M.; Barozzi, B.; Danza, L.; Lollini, R.
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