International Building Simulation Conference 2003, Eindhoven, Netherlands.

Contains 190 papers.

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In this paper an approach for pre-calculating building façade incident irradiance levels under a typical, yet computationally complex, external shading device with state-of-the-art ray tracing simulation techniques is presented.
Milan Janák
In this work two numerical models are presented. The first one simulates the buildings thermal response and evaluates the internal air quality, while the second one simulates the human and clothing thermal systems and calculates the thermal comfor
Eusébio Z. E. Conceição
Consoclim is a building energy simulation software package which aims to simplify the input data. The building is modelled by only one capacity and five resistances.
S. Roujol, E. Fleury, D. Marchio, J.R. Millet, P. Stabat
The validation and development of turbulence models are still important issues  related to Computa- tional Fluid Dynamics for ventilation purposes. The present work continues the work initiated by (Voigt, 2002).
Lars Køllgaard Voigt, Jens Nørkær Sørensen, Jakob Martin Pedersen and Morten Brøns
The    performances  of  air  conditioning  equipments, like heat pumps, chillers or air conditioners, derive not only from the operative thermal levels, but also from the building requirement trend which normally involves frequent reductions of t
Ernesto Bettanini, Alessio Gastaldello, Luigi Schibuola
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
Experimental studies in building energy usage and environmental analysis are very time consuming and expensive, and require sophisticated sensors and instrumentation techniques.
Pedro Dinis Gaspar, Rui F. Barroca and R.A. Pitarma
Present  international  standard  for  thermal  comfort such as ASHRAE Standard 55 and ISO 7730 were developed to serve as a guideline for moderate thermal environments e.g. mechanically air- conditioned spaces [CEN ISO 1995].
Henry Feriadi, Wong Nyuk Hien
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
Four areas in Texas have been designated by the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) as non-attainment areas because ozone levels exceed the NAAQS1  maximum allowable limits.
Jeff S. Haberl, Piljae Im, Charles Culp, Bahman Yazdani, Tom Fitzpatrick, Dan Turner, Malcolm Verdict
Since buildings have a predominant impact on the global climate change and other  environmental issues, it has become necessary to consider environmental performance in building design.
Weimin Wang, Hugues Rivard, Radu G. Zmeureanu
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
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
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
A  preliminary  investigation  is  made  into  the  global variation in irradiance under the Clear, the Intermediate (partly   cloudy)   and the   Overcast   sky   conditions (Nakamura  et.  al.,  1986,  1987).
Masato Oki and Hiroyuki Shiina
This paper describes modelling and simulation of a space with radiant cooling ceiling (CC). The computer model represents a      test chamber,  which is located in a laboratory of  the  Department of Environmental   Engineering in Prague.
Vladimír Zmrhal, Jan Hensen and František Drkal
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.
Embedded   generation   has   been   described   as   a “paradigm shift” in the way in which electricity is produced, with the focus of power  production shifting away from large centralised  generation plants to production of heat and power close
Andy Grant, Nick Kelly
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
A computer-model is used to simulate the evacuation of the occupants in a building.
Ronald Oldengarm

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