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== Secondary Passivehouse Requirements == | == Secondary Passivehouse Requirements == | ||
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The scondary requirements consist of the HRV efficiency and a percentage chance of overheating of the building. Depending on the numbers WUFI®Passive will give recommendation if a seperate cooling system is needed or not.<br style="clear:both" /> | |||
== Building Elements == | == Building Elements == | ||
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Version vom 27. Juni 2013, 13:59 Uhr
Results of Passive House Verification
This page shows the different subpoint of the output of the Passive House Verification. To each subpoint there will be a short description of the output parameters as well as a screenshot.
Building Information
The first section summarizes some general information about the building itself.
Passivehouse requirements
The primary passive house requirements depend mostly on needed energy, mostly in the form of cooling and heating as well as primary energy demand. All values are given in a specific value (per square meter/feet) and in total. Heating and cooling demand also provide a peak value(month).
Secondary Passivehouse Requirements
The scondary requirements consist of the HRV efficiency and a percentage chance of overheating of the building. Depending on the numbers WUFI®Passive will give recommendation if a seperate cooling system is needed or not.
Building Elements
Heat Flow
Climate
Calculation Parameters
Annual Heat/Cooling Demand
Heating/Cooling Load
Areas
Thermal Brigdes
Windows
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Summary Building Envelope
HVAC Systems
Ventilation
Electricity Demand - Auxiliary Electricity
Electricity Demand Residential Building
Internal Heat Gains
DHW and Distribution
