International Building Simulation Conference, Nice, France, 1991.

Contains 85 abstracts.

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The presentation of most HVAC simulation programs are out of date and batch processing type. Their use is complex and often requires a good data processing knowledge.
H. Riaux, M. Molnar, J. Miriel, P. Boinet
A first order correction to uni-directional heat transfer is proposed, so that multi-dimensional heat transfer effects can be accounted for with only a moderate increase in storage and CPU timerequirements.
Samuel Hassid
This paper describes the objectives of International Energy Agency (IEA) Annex 21 and the ongoing work of Subtask B which deals with how programs should be used for particular applications.
B. Warren, T. J. Wiltshire, D. P. Bloomfield, F. Parand
While advanced models for combined heat and moisture transfer have been available in the community of building scientists within the last two decades, such models have not yet become an item in the toolbox of consultants, building designers or man
Carsten Rode Pedersen
Fast accurate micro-computer simulations of the thermal, lighting, and energy performance of buildings offers the promise of informing architects' design decision-making.
Murray Milne, Upadi Yuliatmo

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