Session 10: Summer comfort and resilience [Präsentationen in Englisch]
Donnerstag, 1. Oktober 2020, 09.00 Uhr
Uhrzeit (MESZ) | Vortrag | Referent |
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09.00 Uhr | Begrüßung | Stefan Pallantzas | Moderation |
09.05 Uhr |
Passive House and resilience in the face of a warming climate Buildings need to be designed to provide comfort in a changing climate. This study describes the standards to assess, and strategies to achieve, comfort in a 2050 climate while achieving Passive House targets for a complex mixed-use student housing and dining project in Victoria BC Canada.
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Kaz Bremner | Perkins and Will Architects Chris Doel | Integral Group |
09.20 Uhr |
Resilience of Passive Houses to bushfire smoke infiltration The extreme airtightness of Passive Houses reduces the rate at which bushfire smoke infiltrates homes. The main infiltration pathway in Passive Houses is via the MVHR system. Smoke infiltration can be substantially reduced by incorporating higher grade filtration into the MVHR to achieve healthy indoor air quality during hazardous smoke events. |
Cameron Munro | Passive Analytics |
09.35 Uhr |
The impact of a warming climate on buildings Warming climate conditions are causing a general trend of decreased heating and increased cooling needs for buildings. The implications that this has on general design priorities are discussed based on example buildings in heating and well as in cooling dominated locations.
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Jessica Grove-Smith | Passivhaus Institut |
09.50 Uhr | Fragen und Antworten | |
10.10 Uhr |
First certified Passive House building in a very hot and dry climate What happens when the Passive House Standard is applied in a very hot and dry climate? The theoretical energy efficiency strategies were confirmed in practice by the first built and certified Passive House (single family home) in the desert climate of Saudi Arabia. |
Dragos-Ionut Arnautu | Passivhaus Institut Ludwig Mathias Häußler | Ludwig International GmbH |
10.25 Uhr |
Solar gains and thermal effect on living komfort and quality A summer and winter concept that optimizes solar aspects are analyzed in an passive office building in Denmark. Calculation of PH shading designs combined with natural ventilation are based on new climate data with + 5°C to check the robustness of the design. User installed sun film is analysed. |
Søren Dietz | Bjerg arkitektur, Green Lab |
10.40 Uhr |
Heizen und Kühlen mit Split-Geräten (Kompressionskälte) unter Beachtung des thermischen Komforts Ausführungsempfehlungen für das Heizen und Kühlen für Wohngebäude mit Klimageräten werden vorgestellt, basierend auf dynamischen Simulationen unter Erfüllung der Anforderungen an den thermischen Komfort. |
Adrian Muskatewitz | Passivhaus Institut |
10.55 Uhr | Fragen und Antworten | |
Thematisch passende Posterbeiträge finden Sie in diesem Jahr in der ONLINE Passivhaus-Fachausstellung: | ||
Thermischer Komfort im Sommer, Wolfgang Frey | Passive House and the energetic sustainability of the Azores archipelago, Francisco Fernandes | ||
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Zu Session 9
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