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Analysis of Heat Demand and Thermal Comfort in Naturally Ventilated Single-Family Houses of Various Constructions Cover

Analysis of Heat Demand and Thermal Comfort in Naturally Ventilated Single-Family Houses of Various Constructions

Open Access
|Oct 2020

Figures & Tables

Figure 1.

The SketchUp model of the building – view from the south façade
The SketchUp model of the building – view from the south façade

Figure 2.

Maximum, average and minimum temperature in individual months for weather data adopted for simulation
Maximum, average and minimum temperature in individual months for weather data adopted for simulation

Figure 3.

Pareto Front: a) brick standard building, b) wood standard building, c) brick passive building, d) wood passive building
Pareto Front: a) brick standard building, b) wood standard building, c) brick passive building, d) wood passive building

Temperature set-point for heating

RoomTemperature (operating time)
Garage8°C (0:00-24:00)
Vestibule and Utility room16°C (0:00-24:00)
Bathrooms24°C (6:00-24:00)18°C (24:00-6:00)
Living-room with kitchen, Hall, Study, Bedroom, Child’s rooms21°C (6:00-24:00)18°C (24:00-6:00)

Effective leakage area assumed to simulations

Thermal zoneLength of the window leakages, mNumber of air inletsNumber of ventilation ductsFlow coefficient for window, m3/(hPa0.67)Effective leakage area, cm2
Living room with kitchen43.85113.1111
Bathroom on ground floor--1-29
Utility room10.7113.247
Garage9.2019.254
Study6.6102.015
Bedroom13.2204.029
Child’s rooms22.4406.755
Bathrooms on 1st floor4.6131.4100
Hall4.6101.413

Percentage share of discomfort hours compared to all occupied hours in rooms

Building caseCriterionMax air change rate in the rooms due to windows opening, h-1 Hdis, %
annualsummer
maxavgmaxavg
Brick standard insulated buildingKQ 47.726.998.074.8
KU3.513.74.240.612.6
KH9.81.50.74.80.9
Wood standard insulated buildingKQ 47.730.191.776.7
KU3.521.37.751.019.8
KH8.55.22.613.24.9
Brick passive insulated buildingKQ 54.842.8100100
KU7.817.78.643.624.7
KH9.85.11.912.04.9
Wood passive insulated buildingKQ 56.043.2100100
KU4.430.817.162.845.6
KH8.414.65.833.913.7

Maximum, average and minimum indoor temperature for KU solution (summer period)

Building caseTemperature, ° C
StudyChild ’ s roomsLiving-roomBedroom
Brick standard insulated buildingmax32.530.832.231.5
min21.822.521.522.2
avg26.726.726.126.6
Wood standard insulated buildingmax33.732.633.533.4
min19.420.520.521.0
avg26.626.726.126.6
Brick passive insulated buildingmax33.031.434.432.3
min21.622.921.321.4
avg26.727.127.126.7
Wood passive insulated buildingmax34.533.936.634.7
min20.321.120.720.5
avg27.327.728.027.3

Objective function results for optimal solutions

Building caseCriterionQheat, kWhHdis, h
Brick standard insulated buildingKQ54693397
KU5584533
KH587391
Wood standard insulated buildingKQ57263801
KU5839976
KH6074344
Brick passive insulated buildingKQ29245411
KU31511085
KH3491247
Wood passive insulated buildingKQ32105445
KU33812164
KH3714741
DOI: https://doi.org/10.21307/acee-2020-024 | Journal eISSN: 2720-6947 | Journal ISSN: 1899-0142
Language: English
Page range: 53 - 71
Submitted on: Jul 8, 2020
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Accepted on: Aug 20, 2020
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Published on: Oct 31, 2020
In partnership with: Paradigm Publishing Services
Publication frequency: 4 issues per year

© 2020 Joanna FERDYN-GRYGIEREK, Krzysztof GRYGIEREK, Anna GUMIŃSKA, Łukasz BARAN, Magdalena BARWA, Kamila CZERW, Paulina GOWIK, Klaudia MAKSELAN, Klaudia POTYKA, Agnes PSIKUTA, published by Silesian University of Technology
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