Analysis of Summer Overheating in Elementary School Building

Martin Kamenský; Martin Lopušniak; Dušan Katunský

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.899.269

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Analysis of Summer Overheating in Elementary School Building

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In elementary school buildings, a risk of summer overheating occurs due to large windows which secure and high quality of daylight. It leads to large solar gains. The article analyzes an effect of sun-shading design interacting with ventilation modes for the internal air temperature. Analysis was done with simulation calculation. Results show that the maximum temperature does not fall below θ_ai = 28°C in any case of all alternatives and combinations. In this case, cooling is necessary.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 899)

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Martin Kamenský*, Martin Lopušniak, Dušan Katunský

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Elementary School, Internal Air Temperature, Overheating, Simulation, Ventilation

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