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A weather model for indoor thermal calculations
AbstractIndoor air requirements must be connected to the outdoor weather conditions. This is necessary when, for instance, simulating indoor thermal conditions, calculating air-conditioning loads or specifying contract conditions. A dimensioning weather model to be used in winter and summer conditions in Finland is presented. For winter it gives mean temperatures for 2- and 5-day-long cold periods and for summer hourly outdoor temperatures, solar radiation values and outdoor humidities for a 5-day-long dimensioning period. The temperature level of the proposed weather model is selected using the probability distribution of the gliding mean temperatures of 2- and 5-day periods.
A weather model for indoor thermal calculations
AbstractIndoor air requirements must be connected to the outdoor weather conditions. This is necessary when, for instance, simulating indoor thermal conditions, calculating air-conditioning loads or specifying contract conditions. A dimensioning weather model to be used in winter and summer conditions in Finland is presented. For winter it gives mean temperatures for 2- and 5-day-long cold periods and for summer hourly outdoor temperatures, solar radiation values and outdoor humidities for a 5-day-long dimensioning period. The temperature level of the proposed weather model is selected using the probability distribution of the gliding mean temperatures of 2- and 5-day periods.
A weather model for indoor thermal calculations
Gabrielsson, Juha (author) / Wiljanen, Hans (author)
Building and Environment ; 29 ; 345-351
1994-01-01
7 pages
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
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