International Building Simulation Conference 2005, Montreal, Canada.

Contains 180 papers.

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The paper describes a strategy of how to implement technical installations (heating, domestic hot water and ventilation) in a building energy calculation application in an effective and userfriendly manner. Technical installations are designed usi
Rudbeck Claus
This paper reviews the validity of the ubiquitous daylighting rule of thumb (DRT) that relates window-head-height to the depth of the daylit area adjacent to a facade.
Reinhart C. F.
The paper presents a new approach for analyzing mold growth risk in buildings, based on a mixed simulation approach with consideration of uncertainties in relevant building parameters.
Augenbroe Godfried
Radiant cooling systems for thermal comfort in commercial buildings are new to North America. The University of Calgary’s ICT Building has a hybrid radiant slab-mixed air system that offers an opportunity to evaluate operating performance. Through
Love James A., Powell James
A new model for predicting the thermal and electrical performance of solid-oxide fuel cell (SOFC) cogeneration devices for residential buildings has been developed.
Ian Beausoleil-Morrison, Adrian Schatz , Francois Marechal
A new hygrothermal building model is being developed within the research project GENSIM by the Fraunhofer institutes FIRST and IBP. The model implementation takes place by using the objectoriented modeling language Modelica.
Nytsch-Geusen Christoph, Nouidui Thierry, Haupt Wolfram
This paper explores the degree to which subjective assessments of the acoustical properties of a real space can be reproduced by assessments that are based on computational auralization.
Mahdavi Ardeshir, Becker Gudrun, Lechleitner Josef
A new Energy Code for office buildings in Israel, currently under development, is presented.
Yezioro A., Capeluto I. G.
APOLUX 1.0 is a computer code specifically developed for assisting the architect regarding daylighting considerations; it runs in a threedimensional graphic environment, accepts files from graphic editors and uses models physically consistent for
Anderson Claro, Fernando Oscar Ruttkay Pereira and Rafael Zanelato Ledo
The impact of building regulations on the final form of a design can be quite significant.
Marsh Andrew
In this paper we present an interactive software prototype for fluid flow problems in civil engineering including: 
Toelke Jonas, Krafczyk Manfred, Fahrig Torsten,
Matlab/Simulink is known in a large number of fields as a powerful and modern simulation tool. In the field of building and HVAC simulation its use is also increasing.
Couillaud Nicolas, Riederer Peter, Simon Julie, Raguin Marina, El Khoury Zaki
Dedicated outdoor air systems (DOAS) have been proposed to treat the outdoor air before it enters the building and thus reduce the load on the zone equipment.
Timothy P. McDowell and Steven J. Emmerich
The California Commercial End Use Survey (CEUS) project is being conducted for the California Energy Commission (CEC) by Itron, Inc. with support from KEMA-Xenergy, ADM Associates, and James J. Hirsch & Associates.
Sebold Fred, Ciminelli Mark, Abrishami Mohsen, Ramirez Robert, Mayer Tom
This paper deals with solar indicators and simulation as a step toward global assessment of a district.
Allard Francis, Lorenz Francis
This paper presents an in-situ calibrated model-based approach to treat natural ventilation as an integral element of the operation of the buildings' thermal systems.
Mahdavi Ardeshir, Pröglhöf Claus
In early 1980s, Tsinghua University has started to develop a new building simulation tool with the aims to benefit for teaching, research and practical use of HVAC related applications in China.
Yan Da , Jiang Yi
The aim of this study is to develop a simple method to predict heat flows and minimum surface temperatures in dynamic heat load calculation programs.
Nagata Akihiro
Validation and verification of building simulation programs and load calculation programs is of continuing interest.
Spitler Jeffrey
Accurate assessment of both surface and interstitial condensation risk at the design stage of buildings is of great importance - not just to minimise the damaging effects moisture can cause to building envelopes, but also to contribute to the prov
Mumovic D. , Ridley I. , Davies M.

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