TY - RPRT
T1 - Format for description of building envelope components for use
in an optimization process
AU - Rudbeck, Claus Christian
AU - Svendsen, Sv Aa Højgaard
PY - 1999
Y1 - 1999
N2 - When designing a building the number of possible combinations of
aspects related to the performance of the building envelope are
almost unlimited. Due to the physical laws governing e.g. the
static performance of the building, some aspects should be kept
within a certain interval. Other aspects are decided by the
architect or kept within limits due to public regulations, but
even when these factors have been decided, some are left to be
decided. Aspects like durability and the thermal performance are
seldom specified by the architect, but might be addressed in
national building codes. The national building codes specify
minimum requirements for the aspects in question, but no
trade-offs between the different aspects are allowed, being
un-flexible. To allow for the use of optimization procedures in
the design process a larger degree of flexibility is needed but
first of all there is a need for describing building components is
a uniform way. The aim of the report is to describe the format of
the building envelope description making it possible to include
several aspects into one common parameter which can or will make
it possible to compare the performance of several alternatives.
AB - When designing a building the number of possible combinations of
aspects related to the performance of the building envelope are
almost unlimited. Due to the physical laws governing e.g. the
static performance of the building, some aspects should be kept
within a certain interval. Other aspects are decided by the
architect or kept within limits due to public regulations, but
even when these factors have been decided, some are left to be
decided. Aspects like durability and the thermal performance are
seldom specified by the architect, but might be addressed in
national building codes. The national building codes specify
minimum requirements for the aspects in question, but no
trade-offs between the different aspects are allowed, being
un-flexible. To allow for the use of optimization procedures in
the design process a larger degree of flexibility is needed but
first of all there is a need for describing building components is
a uniform way. The aim of the report is to describe the format of
the building envelope description making it possible to include
several aspects into one common parameter which can or will make
it possible to compare the performance of several alternatives.
M3 - Report
BT - Format for description of building envelope components for use
in an optimization process
T2 - IEA Annex 32 IBEPA Meeting
Y2 - 1 January 1999
ER -