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Section J vs JV3, Know Which Method Suits your Project
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The benefits of using Thermal Comfort Analysis. Using thermal analysis reveals the behavioural properties of products and designs under thermal load, stress or velocity in order for you to make informed decisions. Based on the simulation results, you should then be able to ensure better efficiency, performance, and/or reliability in your final design iteration.
Understanding thermal comfort is important to architecture, since it not only lays the foundation for building design, but also affects the field of sustainable design.
Feeling comfortable in an interior space directly impacts people’s mood. In office buildings, working in optimal conditions enables us to think and work better, and thermal comfort contributes not only to well-being but even to productivity. Eliminating potential health hazards is also a very important aspect of maintaining ideal thermal comfort.
Thermal comfort is a cumulative effect resulting from a series of environmental and personal factors.
There are many uses where being able to calculate thermal comfort is important. Here are some typical uses of thermal comfort in a design project:
To ensure a seamless approval process that doesn't hold you down or end up costing more than it should, it's critical...
What is a WUFI Model?
WUFI (Wärme Und Feuchte Instationär, which translates to Transient Heat and Moisture) is a...
A JV3 Report is an alternative assessment method for non-residential buildings which uses a reference building to...
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