Assessing the co-heating test as reference for heat loss coefficient estimation: In-depth analysis on an artificial dataset

Ritosa, Katia; Saelens, Dirk; Roels, Staf

doi:10.1016/j.enbuild.2023.113530

Energy and Buildings

2023

DOI: 10.1016/j.enbuild.2023.113530

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Assessing the co-heating test as reference for heat loss coefficient estimation: In-depth analysis on an artificial dataset

Katia Ritosa,

Dirk Saelens,

Staf Roels

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Campagna,

Pacquaut

et al. 2024

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Co-cooling, simulation-based exploration of a new method to measure the heat transfer coefficient of a building envelope in hot climate and summer period

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Jay,

Pacquaut

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House FIRSTLIFE in student contest and in Living Lab

Tywoniak,

Malík,

Sojková

2024

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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The paper comments on selected measurements and observations related to the FIRSTLIFE house demonstration unit, which was prepared by the team of the Czech Technical University for the international competition Solar Decathlon Europe 21/22 with its final at the Solar Campus in Wuppertal, Germany. The paper comments on the measurement results obtained during the competition in the field of building physics (thermal and moisture comfort, measurement of air permeability, measurement of sound insulation of the perimeter wall and dynamic co-heating test). The second part of the paper describes selected follow-up activities. For the purposes of the Living Lab, eight of the competition houses remained on the Solar Campus for at least another 3 years. This allowed long-term monitoring and targeted experiments to be carried out and some of the earlier measurements to be repeated under different climatic boundary conditions. For this phase, additional sensors were added in the Czech house, such as a meteorological station and temperature and heat flow sensors in the perimeter wall. Part of the data comes directly from the building management system. The paper comments on first results from Living Lab period.

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Assessing the co-heating test as reference for heat loss coefficient estimation: In-depth analysis on an artificial dataset

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Extending the validity of co-heating tests to warmer and sunnier weather conditions using an equivalent exterior temperature

Extending the validity of co-heating tests to warmer and sunnier weather conditions using an equivalent exterior temperature

Co-cooling, simulation-based exploration of a new method to measure the heat transfer coefficient of a building envelope in hot climate and summer period

House FIRSTLIFE in student contest and in Living Lab

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