Analysis of Energy and Internal Environment Improvements in a Single Family House

Martin Kamenský; Anna Vaskova; Marián Vertaľ

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.899.3

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Preface

Analysis of Energy and Internal Environment Improvements in a Single Family House
p.3

Application of BIM Process by the Evaluation of Building Energy Sustainability
p.7

Comparison of Simulated and Actual Energy Use of a Hospital Building in Austria
p.11

Energy Consumption and CO₂ Emission of Buildings Built with Industrialized Technology: The Case of Debrecen and Future Trends
p.16

Evaluation of Energy Efficiency in Retrofitting Residential Buildings with Large-Panel Structures
p.24

Exergy Quality of Buildings
p.30

Indoor Environment and Energy Performance of Office Buildings Equipped with a Low Temperature Heating / High Temperature Cooling System
p.36

House in Passive Standard - Thermal Bridges
p.42

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Analysis of Energy and Internal Environment Improvements in a Single Family House

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The next step in energy efficiency building design focus on near energy zero buildings. To design such buildings is important to understand how people use low energy building and to find reserves in energy. The paper presents an analysis of reserves in a family house. The analysis is done with simulations of different design and operation solutions based on knowledge from in situ measurements. Results show there are reserves in the heating and cooling period of year, which can lead to further energy savings of up to 15% and internal environment improvements.

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Martin Kamenský, Anna Vaskova*, Marián Vertaľ

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Building, Energy, Heat Demand, Shading, Simulation, Ventilation

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