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Category: Building Simulation Computer building dynamic thermal modellingBuilding Simulation Building Simulation Limited is an established practice providing
independent computer simulation and energy design advice within
professional design teams. Building Simulation are qualified engineers
and have a broad range of practical and technical expertise in building
services, environmental advice and fire engineering. Dynamic Thermal ModellingConceptual DesignStrategic information to guide the architect on issues such as orientation, disposition of glazing, thermal mass, internal daylight optimisation, maximisation of sunlight in outdoor recreation areas etc. Building Simulation is an effective way to communicate early ideas to a client. Natural VentilationInvestigate practical ways to naturally ventilate buildings whilst respecting the architectural design and yet still creating a comfortable internal environment. Mixed Mode VentilationThe combination of natural ventilation with a mechanical system is becoming more popular. This puts greater demands on the architectural design to work in a more integrated way with mechanical systems. Computer simulation can assist the architectural design to fulfil its role. Atrium DesignComputer simulation can help the design team visualise air movement patterns within an atrium. Where atria are naturally or mechanically ventilated, a computer simulation can help to design a comfortable environment whilst minimising the need for grilles and louvres etc. LightingWe can undertake integrated assessments with natural daylight and artificial luminaries to assess comfort lighting levels and identify potential glare problems. Daylight optimisation can also be evaluated to reduce energy consumption and internal heat loads. We can also simulate sun paths to determine the shading effects created by proposed or existing constructions. Car Park VentilationComputer Simulation can assess the effectiveness of alternative ventilation schemes for car parks and service yards. This means that capital costs and operating costs can be reduced whilst still meeting the CO limits specified by Building Control. Central Plant and DischargeThe dispersal of discharges from equipment and ventilation systems can be assessed to determine the level of re-entrainment into plant and ventilation intakes. This is a very cost effective way to identify potential issues and identify appropriate solutions, therefore avoiding potential long term problems. |
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