TY - RPRT
T1 - Interactions between the performance aspects and requirements
regarding Thermal and Hygric comfort, Energy, Operational and
Investment Costs.
T2 - IEA Annex 32 IBEPA (Integral Building Envelope Performance
Assessment) meeting
AU - Rudbeck, Claus Christian
AU - Svendsen, Sv Aa Højgaard
PY - 1997
Y1 - 1997
N2 - When comparing the performance of building envelopes with the
demands found in building code regulations, it is quite often seen
that the performance is the same as the demands - and nothing
more. But these demands are not necessarily at their optimum. It
might be an advantage if for example more insulation was included
in the walls, the indoor climate was better, the maintenance cost
was lower etc. But how do we find the optimum of these
factors?This report examine methods to find the optimal solution
when examining the indoor environment and the investment,
operation, and maintenance cost.
AB - When comparing the performance of building envelopes with the
demands found in building code regulations, it is quite often seen
that the performance is the same as the demands - and nothing
more. But these demands are not necessarily at their optimum. It
might be an advantage if for example more insulation was included
in the walls, the indoor climate was better, the maintenance cost
was lower etc. But how do we find the optimum of these
factors?This report examine methods to find the optimal solution
when examining the indoor environment and the investment,
operation, and maintenance cost.
M3 - Report
BT - Interactions between the performance aspects and requirements
regarding Thermal and Hygric comfort, Energy, Operational and
Investment Costs.
Y2 - 1 January 1997
ER -