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| THE UTILIZATION OF GSHP IN THE YANGTZE RIVER AREA | |
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| A ZONAL APPROACH FOR MODELING STRATIFIED SOLAR TANKS | |
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| THERMAL PERFORMANCE SIMULATION FROM AN ARCHITECTURAL DESIGNVIEWPOINT 87 | |
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| UTILIZING BUILDING ENERGY SIMULATION TO IMPROVE PROCESS LOADHEAT RECLAMATION FOR A MULTI-SPORT ATHLETICS VENUE | |
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| VALIDATION OF A FULLY-MIXED MODEL FOR SIMULATING GAS-FIRED WATERSTORAGE TANKS | |
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| IDENTIFY CONTAMINANT SOURCES IN AIRLINER CABINS BY INVERSEMODELING OF CFD WITH INFORMATION FROM A SENSOR | |
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| ANALYSIS OF THE POTENTIAL OF USING PHOTOVOLTAIC AND WIND-TURBINEENERGY SYSTEMS IN THE CANADIAN RESIDENTIAL SECTOR | |
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| A STATISTICAL METHOD TO IMPROVE THE ENERGY EFFICIENCY OF AN OFFICEBUILDING | |
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| THE FEASIBILITY OF INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINE BASEDCOGENERATION IN RESIDENTIAL APPLICATIONS | |
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| STOCHASTIC SIMULATION OF OCCUPANT PRESENCE AND BEHAVIOUR INBUILDING 757 | |
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| SIMULATION AND ANALYSIS OF THE ENERGY PERFORMANCE OF AN OFFICEBUILDING LOCATED IN RIO DE JANEIRO – BRAZIL – | |
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| MULTICRITERION EVALUATION OF AN INTEGRATED SUSTAINABLEHEATING/COOLING SYSTEM IN CLIMATE CONDITIONS OF CENTRAL EUROPE | |
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| A SIMPLIFIED HOT WATER DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM MODEL | |
| LX Gu |
| AIRFLOW NETWORK MODELING IN ENERGYPLUS | |
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| V Gavan, M Woloszyn, JJ Roux, C Muresan, N Safer |
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| SHORT-TERM PREDICTION OF WEATHER PARAMETERS USING ONLINEWEATHER FORECASTS | |
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| SENSOR-BASED INFORMATION MODELING FOR LIFE CYCLE COMMISSIONINGOF RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS | |
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| CFD SIMULATION OF A NOVEL VENTILATION SYSTEM OF SUBWAY STATION INHARBIN | |
| XY Guan, YQ Jiang, Y Yao |
| DEVELOPMENT OF APPROACH TO OPTIMIZATION OF BUILDING ENVELOPEDESIGN IN ASPECT OF THERMAL COMFORT AND ENERGY USE | |
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| XQ Li, YM Chen, JD Spitler, D Fisher |
| NUMERICAL SIMULATION AND STRUCTURE IMPROVEMENT ON CYCLONEPURIFIER FOR FRESH AIR TREATING | |
| SH Xu, ML Zhou, FH Duan |
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| DB Crawley |
| NATURAL CONVECTION HEAT TRANSFER WITHIN VERTICALLY ECCENTRICDOMED SKYLIGHTS CAVITIES | |
| A Sartipi, A Laouadi, D Naylor, R Dhib |
| NUMERICAL EVALUATION ON FLOOR COOLING CAPACITY IN AN AIRPORT 1785 | |
| B Yu, JP Ruchti, PG Luscuere |
| ACOUSTICS OF ATRIA CONTRASTING MEASUREMENT AND MODELINGRESULTS | |
| A Mahdavi, J Pak, J Lechleitner |
| THE DAYLIGHT COEFFICIENT METHOD AND COMPLEX FENESTRATION | |
| A Laouadi, CF Reinhart, D Bourgeois |
| A NEW MODEL TO CALCULATE THE DRYING OF CONCRETE | |
| J Arfvidsson, G Hedenblad |
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| A Mahdavi, K Orehounig, N Mikats, L Lambev, A El-Habashi |
| USER CONTROL OF INDOOR-ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS IN BUILDINGSAN EMPIRICAL CASE STUDY | |
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| TESTING THE ACCURACY OF SYNTHETICALLY-GENERATED WEATHER DATAFOR DRIVING BUILDING ENERGY SIMULATION MODELS | |
| LO Degelman |
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| R Kubara, Y Shimoda, T Nagota, N Isayama, M Mizuno |
| TOWARDS A DIGITAL REPRESENTATION OF PHYSICAL PHENOMENA TO ASSESSCOMFORT IN FUTURE ENVIRONMENTS | |
| DA Schwede |
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| DB Crawley |
| MODELING HUMAN EXPOSURE TO PARTICLES IN INDOOR ENVIRONMENTSUSING A DRIFT-FLUX MODEL | |
| NP Gao, JL Niu |
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| TY Gao, B Schumacher, W Hegetschweiler, M Gwerder |
| HYDRAULIC MODELING OF LARGE DISTRICT ENERGY SYSTEMS FORPLANNING PURPOSES | |
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| HOW DO PEOPLE INTERACT WITH BUILDINGS`ENVIRONMENTAL SYSTEMS?AN EMPRICAL CASE STUDY OF AN OFFICE BUILDING | |
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| RESPONSE OF CONTAMINANT DETECTION SENSORS AND SENSOR SYSTEMS INA COMMERCIAL AIRCRAFT CABIN | |
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| AH Neto, F Fiorelli |
| HYDRAULICS, PERFORMANCE AND COMFORT OF GROUND COUPLEDHEATING-COOLING SYSTEMS | |
| R Dott, C Wemhöner, T Afjei |
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| B Spasojevic, A Mahdavi |
| INCORPORATING SIMULATION INTO BUILDING SYSTEMS CONTROL LOGIC 1175 | |
| A Mahdavi, B Spasojevic |
| DEVELOPMENT AND APPLICATION OF TEST CASES FOR COMPARINGVERTICAL GROUND HEAT EXCHANGER MODELS | |
| M Bernier, M Kummert, S Bertagnolio |
| SIMULATING LIFE CYCLE COST FOR INDOOR CLIMATE SYSTEMS | |
| D Johansson |
| COMPARISON OF CO-SIMULATION APPROACHES FOR BUILDING AND HVAC/RSYSTEM SIMULATION | |
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| UNCERTAINTY ANALYSIS FOR BUILDING PERFORMANCE SIMULATION –ACOMPARISON OF FOUR TOOLS | |
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| NUMERICAL SIMULATION OF THE IMPACT OF VENTILATION MODE ONSUBWAY PLATFORM AIR DISTRIBUTION | |
| H Yang, J Li, LX Yang, P Huang |
| THE ROLE OF DSM+C TO FACILITATE THE INTEGRATION OF RENEWABLEENERGY AND LOW CARBON ENERGY TECHNOLOGIES WITHIN BUILDINGS | |
| J Clarke, J Hong, CM Johnstone, NJ Kelly |
| SENSITIVITY STUDIES ON ELEMENTS OF METEOROLOGICAL DATA FORBUILDING ENERGY SIMULATION IN CHINA | |
| QL Gao, JP Liu, L Yang |
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| C Cândido, L Bittencourt, A Sacramento |
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| SIMULATION AS A TOOL TO DEVELOP GUIDELINES FOR THE DESIGN OFSCHOOL SCHEMES FOR FOUR CLIMATIC REGIONS OF TURKIYE | |
| GU Harputlugil, J Hensen, P de Wilde |
| EFFECTS OF TREES ON THE ROOM TEMPERATURE AND HEAT LOAD OFRESIDENTIAL BUILDING | |
| Y Higuchi, M Udagawa |
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| R Bokel |
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| COMFORT DRIVEN ADAPTIVE WINDOW OPENING BEHAVIOR ANDTHEINFLUENCE OF BUILDING DESIGN | |
| P Tuohy, HB Rijal, MA Humphreys, JF Nicol, A Samue, J Clarke |
| BUSINESS SUCCESS THROUGH PROCESS BASED APPLICATION OF SIMULATION 1740 | |
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| A COMPUTER SYSTEM FOR MULTI-CRITERIA COMPARATIVE EVALUATION OFBUILDING ENVELOPES | |
| I Gololov, A Yezioro |
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| T Bleiberg, E Shaviv |
| QUANTIFYING THE PERFORMANCE OF NATURAL VENTILATION | |
| IA Macdonald, JT Reardon |
| SIMULATION-BASED PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT OF SLIT-TYPEVENTILATION SYSTEM FOR DOMESTIC BUILDINGS IN KOREA | |
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| DEVELOPMENT OF HVAC SYSTEM SIMULATION TOOL FOR LIFE CYCLEENERGY MANAGEMENTPART 1 OUTLINE OF THE DEVELOPED SIMULATION TOOLFOR LIFE CYCLE ENERGY MANAGEMENT | |
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