Simulation Based Optimization of Overhang Dimensions with Architectural Materials

Chang Guo

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.485.604

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Simulation Based Optimization of Overhang Dimensions with Architectural Materials

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To determine the optimal overhang dimension, a typical building was modeled and its energy consumption was calculated by the conventional method which based on the formula of overhang coefficient and the simulation with software DeST-h, respectively. Results shows that the simulation method by DeST-h software provides more accurate shading dimensions compared to the conventional one.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 485)

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February 2012

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Chang Guo

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Energy Consumption (EC), Overhang, Simulation

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