Case Study Of A Simplified Building Energy Modeling For Performance Simulation

Stefan Hauer; Sergio Leal; Gerhard Zucker; Stefan Soucek; Dietmar Loy; Nils Heinrich; Thomas Frank; Thomas Drzymalla; Franz Schubert

Case Study Of A Simplified Building Energy Modeling For Performance Simulation

Stefan Hauer (Speaker), Sergio Leal, Gerhard Zucker, Stefan Soucek, Dietmar Loy, Nils Heinrich, Thomas Frank, Thomas Drzymalla, Franz Schubert

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Abstract

Building modeling is a repetitive, costly and fallible task, which has potential to be enhanced through automation. This paper presents a case study of thermal and electrical performance simulation using a simplified building model. The model is based on commonly available building information, such as the Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) and monitoring data. This case study assesses the feasibility and adoptability of simplified models for realistic performance simulation purposes. An existing office building located in Vienna has been selected as a testbed. Preliminary results demonstrate that there is high level of agreement between the model and the existing office building.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Building Simulation 2013
Pages	333
Number of pages	1
Publication status	Published - 2013
Event	Building Simulation Conference 2013 - Duration: 25 Aug 2013 → 28 Aug 2013

Conference

Conference	Building Simulation Conference 2013
Period	25/08/13 → 28/08/13

Research Field

Former Research Field - Energy

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