International Building Simulation Conference, Nice, France, 1991.

Contains 85 abstracts.

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Fast accurate micro-computer simulations of the thermal, lighting, and energy performance of buildings offers the promise of informing architects' design decision-making.
Murray Milne, Upadi Yuliatmo
This paper describes the techniques used within the ESP environment# to simulate coupled heat and mass flows in integrated building and plant systems.
J.L.M. Hensen, J.A. Clarke
This paper presents a new, improved method for designing radiant panel heating systems using accepted thermal comfort criteria, mean radiant temperature, and radiant asymmetry as bases for decision making.
Loukas N. Kalisperis, Mitch Steinman
This paper presents a new technique for the thermal systems modelling. This method, based on the structural modularity of a thermal system such as a building belongs to the modal methods family.
B. Flament, I. Blanc Sommereux, A. Neveu
The approach adopted by the Gaz de France Research Center for the modelling-simulation of building performance separates as far as possible modelling from simulation. Emphasis is placed on modelling and its validation.
Louis Laret, Alexandre Jeandel

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