Predictions of heating and cooling energy demands for different building variants with conventional building fabric and selected fabric interventions

Ing Liang Wong; Philip Eames; Harjit Singh

Predictions of heating and cooling energy demands for different building variants with conventional building fabric and selected fabric interventions

Ing Liang Wong, Philip Eames, Harjit Singh

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Abstract

An energy simulation package, Environmental Systems Performance-research (ESP-r) was used to predict the energy performance of selected building variants, which consist of one typical UK school, two three-storey estate agent and small offices, two single-storey convenience stores and fifty double-storey semi-detached dwellings. Building models were created and construction details, internal casual gains, occupation patterns, heating and cooling system controls were defined for each building variant, in accordance with the original building specifications.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Proceedings of SOLPOL 2008: Renewable Energy, Innovative Technologies and Solutions
Publication status	Published - 2008

Keywords

renewable energy
environmental engineering
building variants
energy demands

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Wong, I et al (2008) SolPol conference
Published by ISES, Warsaw.
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