International Building Simulation Conference 2007, Beijing, China.

Contains 288 papers.

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Energy consumption by residential sector of 20 Japanese cities was modeled at the city-scale. In the model, households were classified into 228 categories based on the family and building type.
Ayako TANIGUCHI, Yoshiyuki SHIMODA, Takahiro ASAHI, Yukio YAMAGUCHI, Minoru MIZUNO
In case contaminants are found in an aircraft cabin, it is useful to identify the contaminant source location and strength.
Tengfei Zhang, Qingyan (Yan) Chen
This paper provides an overview of Daylight1-2-3, a new daylighting/energy analysis software for design professionals and architectural students with an interest in daylighting and sustainable design, but no required previous knowledge of either d
Christoph Reinhart, Denis Bourgeois, François Dubrous, Aziz Laouadi, Phylroy Lopez, Octavian Stelescu
An energy management system (EMS) is a dedicated computer that can be programmed to control all of a building’s energy-related systems, including heating, cooling, ventilation, hot water, interior lighting, exterior lighting, on-site power generat
Peter G. Ellis, Paul A. Torcellini, Drury B. Crawley
The subway station is a special location with very dense crowd. Because subway station situates in underground, people can not evacuate to ground easily. Once a fire occurs in subway station, it is very dangerous for people to stay in it.
W. Zhong , H.B.Wang, W. Peng
Natural ventilation airflow rate is generally calculated using indoor and outdoor temperature difference without consideration of heat balance based on the vertical air temperature distribution in simple analytical method.
Song Pan, Harunori Yoshida, Mingjie Zheng
In this paper, three typical cities (Shanghai, Changsha and Chongqing) in the hot summer and cold winter climate zone of China was selected to study and the energy consumption of a model building in these three locations was simulated by eQuest so
Dongming Xie, Guoqiang Zhang, Jin Zhou, Quan Zhang
This paper presents the development of a computer model of an academic building using the EnergyPlus program and its calibration with monitored data.
Danielle Monfet, Radu Zmeureanu, Roland Charneux and Nicolas Lemire
This paper presents an overview of crowd simulation models, their limitations, and an alternative agentbased approch.
Nuria Pelechano and Ali Malkawi
A double population Lattice Boltzmann is used to solve the problem of the diffrentially heated cavity The use of a non-uniform grid makes it possible to validate the approach for laminar and transitional flows and (103≤Ra≤10<
Frédéric Kuznik, Gérard Krauss, Gilles Rusaouen
This paper presents results of a study concerning the hygrothermal and durability performance of timber construction wall and bottom slab assemblies built in “passive house technology” for habitable basements of floating houses. Highly-insulated b
Christoph Buxbaum, Albert Seiler, Oskar Pankratz
In this paper, the potential of energy saving in residential building in Changsha area was studied with dynamic simulation approaches.
Junwen Hu, Changzhi Yang, Jinghua Yu
The aim of this research work is to investigate the actual energy consumption in existing public buildings and to obtain the basic data for energy conservation of these buildings.
SiQiang Lu, Kazuo Emura, Norio Igawa, Hideyo Nimiya
Velocity fields on the platform area and flow rate of the smoke extraction system were experimentally measured under the different fan-operation modes in an actual subway station in Beijing.
Yingxia YANG, Chao CHEN, Hongming FAN, Lu QU and Mingliang REN
Various simulation programs and visual tools of HVAC system ever released, which were not  originally developed to be used as commissioning tools, are considered to be potentially powerful tools for commissioning, as use of these programs facilita
Mingjie Zheng, Song Pan
VAV system is a very complicated one in airconditionging systems, thus automatic control become the key of such a system. As necessary components in automatic control system, sensor has failure risk.
Xiaowen Yi, Youming Chen
It is obvious that a building permanently exchanges with its nearby environment (mainly light, heat, sound, visual accessibility); these interactions are numerous and complex enough to require serious means of investigation, more especially as the
Francis Miguet
This paper demonstrates a simple and practical simulation-based approach for fast identification of appropriate building design strategies at the early stage of a design project.
Justin Spencer and Zhiqiang Zhai
This paper presents the features of Eco-Bat, a computer program developed to assess the environmental impacts of buildings, including construction materials and energy consumed, during its life cycle. The methodology used to evaluate environmental
Didier Favre, Stéphane Citherlet
Residential buildings are characterized by being envelope-load dominated buildings, hence are greatly influenced by the outside climatic conditions.
Saleh N. Al-Saadi, Ismail M. Budaiwi

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