The impact of indoor thermal conditions, system controls and building types on the building energy demand
作者： Stefano Paolo Corgnati , Enrico Fabrizio , Marco Filippi
DOI: 10.1016/J.ENBUILD.2007.04.017
关键词: Work (thermodynamics) 、 Automotive engineering 、 Energy (signal processing) 、 Simulation 、 Building energy simulation 、 Thermal 、 Environmental science 、 Energy demand 、 Thermal comfort 、 Range (aeronautics) 、 Building energy
摘要: Abstract It is possible to evaluate the energy demand as well parameters related indoor thermal comfort through building simulation tools. Since for heating and cooling directly affected by required level of comfort, investigation mutual relationship between (and therefore operating costs) foremost importance both define benchmarks service contracts calibrate labelling according European Directive 2002/92/CE. The connection conditions has been analyzed in this work with reference a set validation tests (office buildings) derived from draft standard. Once range acceptable operative temperatures had fixed accordance Fanger's theory (e.g. −0.5
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