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- Heating load in Passive Houses
- ing area, regardless of the climate**. This is an output unit, i.e. the values are based on the day with the highest heat output required (heating load). In order to meet this... project depends considerably on the maximum heat outputs required (i.e. the heating load) in that part... s that are especially significant during very low outdoor temperatures are not taken into account adequ
- Special features and characteristics of components in contact with the ground @basics:building_physics_-_basics:thermal_bridges:tbcalculation:ground_contact
- ature difference between the inside space and the outside. In the case of components in contact with th... h this depends directly on the temperature of the outdoor air, it is also influenced by radiation excha... surface temperature is about 1 K higher than the outdoor air temperature. Thus for example, snow that ... , the surface temperature can be equated with the outdoor air temperature in practice. The heat transfe
- Basic principle for calculating thermal bridges @basics:building_physics_-_basics:thermal_bridges:tbcalculation
- ter which temperatures are set for the inside and outside as long as there is a temperature decline due... ween $R_{si}$ for the inside and $R_{se}$ for the outside. <WRAP center 60%> ^ Thermal resistance\\ (... erence between the set indoor temperature and the outdoor temperature. In the norm DIN 4108-2 (Section ... indoor air temperature * $\theta_e$ = −5 °C for outdoor air temperature The Passive House Institute
- Definition and effects of thermal bridges @basics:building_physics_-_basics:thermal_bridges
- t makes its way from the heated space towards the outside. In doing so, it follows the path of least r... ference in temperature between the inside and the outside). The effects of thermal bridges are: *... layer, in $W/(m\cdot K)$}\\\\ R_{se}\qquad&\text{outer heat transfer resistance, in $m^2 \cdot K/W$}\\... rules for engineering practice (DIN 4108-2) rule out the risk of mould near thermal bridges if the min
- What defines thermal bridge free design?
- planned in such a way that one should be able to outline the minimum insulation thickness (20 cm for t... yer so that the complete exterior envelope can be outlined with a pencil without lifting the pencil fro
- Exterior wall on floor slab @basics:building_physics_-_basics:thermal_bridges:tbcalculation:examples
- ed values apply for perimeter insulation which is outside of the moisture barrier or sealing layers.// ... . The perimeter insulation (layer number 18) lies outside of the moisture barrier (layer number 17) and
- Thermal comfort
- s keep the desired warmth in and undesirable heat out. This means that the floor and all interior walls
- Thermal Bridges Catalogue @basics:building_physics_-_basics:thermal_bridges
- thickness, and thermal conductivity. You can find out more about this Thermal Bridges Tool [[:planning:
- Adaptive versus Heat Balance Comfort Models @basics:building_physics_-_basics:thermal_comfort
- o-called **range effect**. [McIntyre 1980] points out that, when exposed to a range of stimuli and equi
- Local thermal comfort @basics:building_physics_-_basics:thermal_comfort
- is applied) the heat flow from the inside to the outside is reduced. * Therefore the heat flow from
- Thermal comfort parameters @basics:building_physics_-_basics:thermal_comfort
- floor, etc.) the heat flow from the inside to the outside is reduced. * Therefore the heat flow of t
- Unheated basement @basics:building_physics_-_basics:thermal_bridges:tbcalculation:examples
- istance between the heated interior space and the outdoor air which has to be taken into account. {{ :