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Development of HVAC system simulation tool for life cycle energy management Part 1: Concept of life cycle energy management and outline of the developed simulation tool

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article , Journal 01 Jun 2008Publisher:Springer Science and Business Media LLCJournal:Building Simulation, volume 1, pages 178-191 (issn: 1996-3599, eissn: 1996-8744,

Authors: Masaya Okumiya; Mika Yoshinaga; Yoshibumi Suigihara; Hideharu Niwa; Hideki Tanaka; Shuzo Murakami; Sanae Namatame; +8 Authors

doi: 10.1007/s12273-008-8209-6

Development of HVAC system simulation tool for life cycle energy management Part 1: Concept of life cycle energy management and outline of the developed simulation tool

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The importance of LCEM (life cycle energy management) has been recognized from the view of life cycle energy savings for sustainable buildings. The purposes of this research are the proposal of an LCEM framework and development of prototype HVAC system simulation tools for LCEM. In this paper, the necessity of energy simulation tools for LCEM is discussed, and the outline and solution method of the simulation tool are shown.

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