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International Building Simulation Conference 2009, Glasgow, Scotland. 

Contains 307 papers.

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Common exercises in whole building HAM modelling

Subtask 1 of the IEA ECBCS Annex 41 (IEA 2007) project had the purpose to advance development in modelling of integral Heat, Air and Moisture (HAM) transfer…

Carsten Rode and Monika Woloszyn
Numerical analysis of heat and moisture transfer in historical ceramic masonry wall

Building physics processes in some parts and elements of revitalized historical buildings play an important role in their future energy efficiency and…

Dariusz Heim, Sebastian Krawczynski, John Grunewald
An onset to whole building hygrothermal modelling under wind-driven rain loads

This paper gives an onset to whole building hygrothermal modelling of the interaction between interior and exterior climates via building…

Masaru Abuku, Hans Janssen, Staf Roels
Application of externally-coupled BES-CFD in HAM engineering of the indoor environment

The high importance of indoor environment performance aspects such as surface condensation, mold growth, thermal comfort, etc., is widely …

Mohammad Mirsadeghi, Bert Blocken, Jan Hensen
External coupling between BES and HAM programs for whole-building simulation

This paper discusses a procedure for the two-way run time external coupling between Building Energy Simulation (BES) and building envelope Heat,…

Daniel Cóstola, Bert Blocken, Jan Hensen
The effectiveness of introducing effective energy savings measures for households in Japan’s residential sector

A simulation model was developed for energy consumption in Japan’s residential sector. This model classifies households into 912 categories by household…

Tomo OKAMURA, Yoshiyuki SHIMODA, Yohei YAMAGUCHI, Yukio YAMAGUCHI
On predicting the magnitude and temporal variation of cooling loads in detached residential buildings

The rapid growth in residential air conditioning (cooling) in many parts of the world is resulting in increased energy consumption, significantly…

Ian Beausoleil Morrison
Study on simulation modelling strategy for predicting thermal energy demand profiles of residential complex

In a metropolis such as Seoul, which has a large population in a dense, built-up area, district heating/cooling systems are popular in terms of…

Minhwan Kim, Insoo Yook, Dongho Kim, Laehyun Kim, Jaemin Kim
Impact of window design variants on lighting and cooling loads: clues for revisiting local building regulations

The study is placed within the context of local building regulations in India. Building regulations, for fenestration in general and window…

Sanyogita Manu and Rajan Rawal
Practical method to model trees for daylighting simulation using hemispherical photography

The ability to simulate the effect of trees on natural light performance in buildings is contingent upon accurate simulation of light passing…

Khaled A. Al-Sallal
Computational simulations for predicting vertical daylight levels in atrium buildings

This paper investigates the impact of well geometry and surface reflectance on vertical daylight levels in atria with square forms under a CIE…

Jiangtao Du, Steve Sharples
Applications of image based rendering in lighting simulation: development and evaluation of image based sky models

This paper demonstrates the use of High Dynamic Range (HDR) fisheye images of the sky dome in lighting simulations. The objective is to improve…

Mehlika Inanici
Performance evaluation of PV ventilated glazing

This paper reports the simulation approach and prediction of annual energy performance of PV ventilated glazing systems with daylight saving as…

Tin-tai Chow1, Zhongzhu Qiu, Chunying Li
Study on energy modeling methods of atrium buildings

In recent years, highly glazed atriums are favorable to architectural aesthetics and to taking advantage of daylighting and solar heating. However…

Yiqun Pan, Yuming Li, Zhizhong Huang
High-performance and low-cost computing for indoor airflow

Computational fluid dynamics (CFD) can provide detailed information of flow motion, temperature distributions and species dispersion in buildings…

Wangda Zuo and Qingyan Chen
Current and likely future performance of advanced natural ventilation

Advanced natural ventilation (ANV), often characterised by the use of dedicated ventilation stacks, shafts and other architecture features such as…

Yingchun Ji and Kevin J Lomas
"O-Zone": automatic generator of zonal model dedicated to dynamic simulations of air flows and heat transfers in a room

The aim of this paper is to present an automatic generator of zonal models that makes it possible to free the user from the choice of the specific flows…

Sihem Tasca-Guernouti, Marjorie Musy and Gérard Hégron
Survey of the existing approaches to assess and design natural ventilation and need for further developments

In the last years many building designers have turned their attention to natural ventilation, due to the potential benefits in terms of energy…

Marcello Caciolo, Dominique Marchio, Pascal Stabat
Building performance simulation in undergraduate multidisciplinary education: learning from an architecture and engineering collaboration

The paper is concerned with the integration of building performance simulation within a collaborative/ multidisciplinary higher-education environment. The…

Patrick P. Charles, Charles R. Thomas
“Architect friendly”: a comparison of ten different building performance simulation tools

A wide range of scientifically validated Building Performance Simulation tools BPS is available internationally. The users of those tools are…

Shady Attia, Liliana Beltrán, André De Herde and Jan Hensen
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