International Building Simulation Conference 2003, Eindhoven, Netherlands.

Contains 190 papers.

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This paper presents a simulation study employed for the optimization of the building envelope for a new university building located in Montreal (latitude 450N).
Athanassios Tzempelikos and Andreas K. Athienitis
This paper draws the attention to the importance of a correct modelling of the inlet temperature of naturally and mechanically ventilated multiple-skin facades.
Saelens D., Roels S. and Hens H.
The purpose of this paper is to explain the indoor thermal radiation environment of the human body in detail. Using a 3-D human body model, shape factor calculations between a human body and surroundings are executed.
Masaki Manabe, Hitoshi Yamazaki, Koji Sakai
This  article  presents  a  one-dimensional  model  of spray vaporization that can be easily used in thermal performance simulations of buildings.
Antonio César S. Baptista da Silva, José A. Bellini da Cunha Neto, Roberto Lamberts
In this study, formulae for predicting projected area factors and view factors of individual body parts of standing and sedentary humans for detailed radiation analysis were developed.
K. Kubaha, D. Fiala and K. J. Lomas
A   two-level   analysis   was   used   to   study   the economic potential of implementing Building Cooling, Heating and Power (BCHP) technologies in the U.S.
Marek Czachorski, Jaroslav Wurm
A web-based, non-expert daylighting analysis tool has been developed to support daylighting-related design decisions in peripheral private offices during an early design stage.
C. F. Reinhart, M. Morrison
This study is aimed to contribute to energy saving and to achieve the indoor thermal comfort by preventing the down draft along the window in building with less heating energy than the common equipment, e.g. FCU.
Yasuo Utsumi, Hiroshi Kobayashi and Ryushi Kimura
Two room air conditioners were modeled in order to predict the total cooling capacity, the sensible cooling capacity and the Energy Efficiency Ratio (E.E.R.) of each appliance.
Gustavo Cherem-Pereira and Nathan Mendes
The   sky   view   factor   indicates   the   relationship between the visible area of the sky and the area covered by urban structures.
Léa C.L.Souza, Daniel S. Rodrigues, José F.G. Mendes
The integration of building Energy Simulation (ES) and Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) programs eliminates many assumptions employed in the separate simulations, resulting in more accurate predictions of building performance.
Zhiqiang Zhai and Qingyan (Yan) Chen
The   Industry   Foundation   Classes   (IFC)   has established a standard for defining interchangeable data formats among various computer models in  Architecture/Engineering/Construction (AEC) domains.
K.P. Lam, N.H. Wong, L.J. Shen, A. Mahdavi, E. Leong, W. Solihin, K.S. Au and Z.J. Kang
At the new institute building of Fraunhofer ISE, both mechanical and free night ventilation is used for passive cooling of the offices.
Jens Pfafferott and Sebastian Herkel
Approximately 60 percent of the weight of all wastes in Germany originates from the building area. For construction activities usually non-renewable resources are used.
Frank Neuberg, Ernst Rank, Christian Ekkerlein, Martin Faulstich
This paper presents a computational environment for performance-based integrated building enclosure de- sign and control support.
Ardeshir Mahdavi and Prechaya Mahattanatawe
This   paper   demonstrates   one   step   forward   in   the development of virtual laboratories that can be used for the development and test of HVAC control systems. While predefined parameters are used for standard tests, individual tests of c
Peter Riederer
The   Loop   Equation   Design   Method   has   been proposed for sizing ventilation airflow components of natural and hybrid ventilation systems.
Steven J. Emmerich and W. Stuart Dols
This paper will address the shortcomings of typical heat balance-based HVAC design and analysis software when applied to thermal displacement ventilation (TDV) system design.
Thomas A. Lunneberg
Within the framework of energy  management in a tertiary building, it is necessary to evaluate the possibilities of cold energy storage.
Christophe Adam, Philippe Andre
The  design  choice  for  any wall  system must  be integrated with some moisture engineering analysis.
Achilles N. Karagiozis, Mikael Salonvaara, Andreas Holm and Hartwig Kuenzel

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