Impact of external conditions on energy consumption in industrial halls

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Abstract

The energy demand for heating the halls buildings is high. The impact on this may have the technology of production, building construction and technology requirements (HVAC systems). The isolation of the external partitions, the location of the object in relation to the surrounding buildings and the degree of the interior insolation (windows and skylights) are important in the context of energy consumption. The article discusses the impact of external conditions, wind and sunlight on energy demand in the industrial hall. The building model was prepared in IDA ICE 4.0 simulation software. Model validation was done based on measurements taken in the analyzed building.

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Zabnieńśka-Góra, A. (2017). Impact of external conditions on energy consumption in industrial halls. In E3S Web of Conferences (Vol. 22). EDP Sciences. https://doi.org/10.1051/e3sconf/20172200207

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