International Building Simulation Conference 1999, Kyoto, Japan.

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A large empirical validation exercise was recently completed in the framework of International Energy Agency (IEA) Solar Heating And Cooling (SHAC) Task 22 (Building Energy Analysis Tools) (Sub-task A3 « Empirical validation »).
Gilles Guyon, Stéphane Moinard, Nacim Ramdani
Hourly simulation programs such as DOE-2, HAP and BLAST can effectively simulate the performance of HVAC systems in response to seasonal weather patterns.
Thomas A. Lunneberg
A study was performed on a method to evaluate performance of window system necessary to satisfactorily maintain the window side radiation environment in a glass building.
Kimiko Kohri
It is necessary to use the dynamic simulation program to evaluate the dynamic characteristic of the HVAC system.
Mingjie Zheng,Yoshihiko Nishitani, Shigehiro Hayashi, Nobuo Nakahara
The CHAT-D software environment was developed by the Electricity Applications in the Residential and Commercial Buildings Branch, of the research and development division of EDF (Electricité de France). Our main objective is to ensure the well-bei
Pascal Girault, Victor Candas
The premise underlying this work is that introducing uncertainty considerations into simulation will facilitate risk assessment and that this, in turn, will help to improve designer confidence in simulation. Sources of uncertainty abound in buildi
Macdonald I A, Clarke J A, Strachan P A
This paper presents a tool, based on a method using IDA for simulation of duct systems and MATLAB as a pre- and post-processor, to study the controllability of VAV-systems.
Jörgen B. Eriksson
An evaluation system of the visibility of a ball flying is indispensable for the best architectural design and artificial lighting design of a baseball dome stadium, as it is essential to create a suitable visual environment for both players and s
Mitsuru Saito, Hiroshi Nakamura, Tetsuji Tanaka, Kouji Kawakami
This paper presents a feasibility study of a fresh air load reduction system by using an underground double floor space. The system was introduced into a real building (Aichi Children’s Center in Japan) and was examined by the field measurement.
Wontug Son, Hideki Tanaka, Hisaya Nagai, Masaya Okumiya and Nobuo Nakahara
A two-dimensional numerical simulation of airflow around bluff bodies is presented in this study. The two turbulence models, i.e., standard k-e model and RNG k-e model, are employed to predict the flowfield and wind effects on bluff bodies.
Jane W Z Lu, Isaac Y F Lun, Joseph C Lam
A nodal model has been developed to represent room heat transfer in displacement ventilation and chilled ceiling systems.
Simon J. Rees and Philip Haves
This paper describes use of building energy performance modelling and simulation in design process at the early conceptual level of architectural design.
Karel Kabele, Magda Kadlecová, Tomáš Matoušovic, Lada Centnerová
This paper describes a control scheme with fault detection capabilities suitable for application to HVAC systems.
T. I. Salsbury
This paper provides an overview of the usage of performance-based simulation tools for building design and evaluation in Singapore based on an extensive industry survey.
Khee Poh Lam, Nyuk Hien Wong and Feriadi Henry
In multizone models used to predict thermal comportment of buildings and inside air quality, representation of the airflow through large vertical openings is very important.
Monika Woloszyn and Gilles Rusaouën
This paper presents the preliminary modelling perspectives of an ongoing project where a exible simulation tool for component and system analysis of district heating consumer installations is developed. The simulation tool makes it possible to sim
Klaus Kaae Andersen & Henrik Poulsen
Traditional algorithms for the simulation of sound propagation in spatial enclosures include the image source method and the ray-tracing method. These algorithms are computation intensive and take a long time to generate results.
Ganapathy Mahalingam
Coupled heat and moisture transfer equations which describe temperature and moisture fields in the building walls, the earth ground and so on are nonlinear.
Daisuke Ogura, Takayuki Matsushita and Mamoru Matsumoto
This paper presents a method for dynamic numerical analysis of the thermal environment in an atrium. In this study, the quantity of condensation on and the quantity of evaporation from the surface of water in a small pool (water surface area, 1m2)
Masamichi Enai, Yasufumi Kawaguchi, Shigeki Nishizawa, and Hidehiko Maeda
The purpose of this study is to investigate how much the peak daytime demand for electricity is reduced by an underground heat storage system that uses surplus electricity during the nighttime. In this paper, we report on a numerical simulation me
Kouji Sakai, Osamu Ishihara, Kengo Sasaguchi, Hiroyuki Baba and Takamitsu Sato

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