Energy Conservation In Buildings And Community Systems
ECBCS Annex Publications - Annex 23 Multizone Air Flow Modelling
Multizone Air Flow Modelling (COMIS)

Technical Synthesis Report

by Peter Warren
UK, Coventry, ECBCS, 2000, 38 pp., ISBN 1 902177 15 5

Contents

Background

  • Introduction
  • Origins of COMIS

Multizone Air Flow Modelling

Outline of COMIS

  • Introduction
  • Applied pressure distribution
  • Air flow paths
  • HVAC systems
  • Schedules
  • Contaminant transport
  • Solution of equations

Evaluation

  • Strategy
  • Sensitivity Analysis

Analytical Evaluation

  • Introduction
  • EMPA Test Cases
  • LESO and Politecnico di Torino Test Cases
  • Outcome

Intermodel Comparison

  • Introduction
  • Comparisons
  • Large openings
  • Outcome

Experimental Comparison

  • Introduction
  • Building 1 - OPTIBAT experimental flat (France)
  • Building 2 - Solar House (Japan)
  • Building 3 - Family house (Japan)
  • Building 4 - Three-storey office building (Switzerland)
  • Building 5 - PASSYS Test Cell (Belgium)
  • Building 6 - Single floor flat (Belgium)
  • Building 7 - PASSYS test cell (Greece)
  • Building 8 - Isolated test room (Greece)
  • Building 9 - Italgas test house (Italy)

User Tests

  • Introduction
  • User Test 1
  • User Test 2
  • Outcome

COMIS Interfaces

  • Introduction
  • COMERL
  • IISiBat

Continuing Work with COMIS

  • Further developments
  • Application of COMIS

Conclusions

References

Appendices

  • Appendix 1:Participating Organisations
  • Appendix 2: principal Annex 23 Reports
  • Appendix 3: Other COMIS related publications
  • Appendix 4: COMIS related web sites
  • Appendix 5: Sources of information on models used for comparison
 
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