International Building Simulation Conference, Nice, France, 1991.

Contains 85 abstracts.

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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
As part of visualization of interior luminous environment in daylighting a programme (NATUREL) has been developed at CSTB. It allows to take into account complex shapes of building, furniture and apertures.
Michel Perraudeau, Gérard Le Strat
A numerical study of turbulent air flow in ventilated multi-room configurations, where both of buoyancy- and radiation-effects are of importance, is described in this paper.
Bai Xue-Song, Li Yuguo, Fuchs Lazslo
The simulation of the transient behaviour of buildings is becoming more important as faster and cheaper computers reach the market. Many simulation programs and specialized tools have been developed to simulate complex situations.
Kjell Kolsaker

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