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Building energy modeling with OpenStudio

Brackney, Larry | 2018

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Type of Document: Book
Publisher: Switzerland : Springer International Publishing AG , 2018
Keywords:
Buildings -- Computer-aided design ; Buildings -- Power supply ; Buildings -- Energy conservation

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Dedication
Foreword
Preface
Acknowledgments
Contents
Abbreviations and Acronyms
List of Figures
List of Tables
Chapter 1: Introduction to Building Energy Modeling
- 1.1 Why Modeling?
- 1.2 A Brief History of Building Energy Modeling and Simulation
- 1.3 What Is OpenStudio?
- 1.4 Overview of Book Structure
- 1.5 Installing OpenStudio
- References
Chapter 2: Building Envelope Specification
- 2.1 Building Envelope
- 2.2 Weather
- 2.3 Envelope Geometry and Building Spaces
- 2.4 Surfaces
- 2.5 Constructions
- 2.6 Sub-Surfaces
- 2.7 Introduction to Data Inheritance in OpenStudio
- 2.8 Checkpoint One: Creating an Energy Model with an Unconditioned Envelope
- 2.9 Checkpoint Two: Energy Model of a School
- 2.10 Additional Exercises
- References
Chapter 3: Defining Energy Uses and Spaces
- 3.1 Energy Uses and Thermal Loads
- 3.2 Space Types
- 3.3 Spaces
- 3.4 Checkpoint Three: Ideal Air Load Simulation of a Small Model
- 3.5 Checkpoint Four: Assigning Space Types to a School Model
- 3.6 Additional Exercises
- References
Chapter 4: Introduction to HVAC Systems
- 4.1 Introduction
- 4.2 Model Zoning
  - 4.2.1 Rules of Thumb for Combining Spaces into Thermal Zones
  - 4.2.2 Zoning During Early Design
- 4.3 HVAC System Types
- 4.4 HVAC System Templates
  - 4.4.1 Add a Template Air Loop HVAC System
- 4.5 Auto-Sizing HVAC Systems
  - 4.5.1 Design Day Files
- 4.6 Checkpoint Five: Adding a Template HVAC System to a School Model
- 4.7 Additional Exercises
- References
Chapter 5: Advanced HVAC Topics
- 5.1 Introduction
- 5.2 Air Loops
- 5.3 Plant Loops
- 5.4 Zone Equipment
- 5.5 Service Water Systems
  - 5.5.1 Defining Water Use Equipment
  - 5.5.2 Adding Water Use Equipment to a Model
- 5.6 Checkpoint Six: Air Loops
- 5.7 Checkpoint Seven: Plant Loops
- 5.8 Checkpoint Eight: Zone Equipment
- 5.9 Additional Exercises
- Reference
Chapter 6: OpenStudio Measures
- 6.1 Introduction to OpenStudio Measures
- 6.2 Accessing and Using Measures
- 6.3 Using Measures Within the OpenStudio Application
  - 6.3.1 Applying a Measure Immediately to a Model
  - 6.3.2 Adding Measures to an OpenStudio Application Workflow
- 6.4 Introduction to Parametric Analysis
- 6.5 Checkpoint Nine: Introduction to Parametrics
- 6.6 Additional Exercises
- References
Chapter 7: Parametric Analysis with OpenStudio
- 7.1 Introduction to Parametric Analysis
- 7.2 OpenStudio Server
- 7.3 Algorithms in PAT
- 7.4 Working with Measure Variables and Arguments
- 7.5 Other Changes to PAT in Algorithmic Mode
  - 7.5.1 The Outputs Tab in Algorithmic Mode
  - 7.5.2 The Run Tab in Algorithmic Mode
- 7.6 Working with OpenStudio Server
- 7.7 Checkpoint Ten: Sampling Problems and Uncertainty Analysis
- 7.8 Checkpoint Eleven: Calibration via Sensitivity Analysis and Optimization
- 7.9 Additional Exercises
- References
Chapter 8: Daylighting
- 8.1 Introduction
- 8.2 Daylighting
- 8.3 Checkpoint Twelve: Daylighting Analysis
- 8.4 Additional Exercises
- References
Chapter 9: The OpenStudio Software Development Kit
- 9.1 Introduction
- 9.2 OpenStudio Measure Overview
- 9.3 Adapting an Existing Measure
- 9.4 Checkpoint Thirteen: Adapting Measures
- 9.5 Creating a New Measure
- 9.6 Checkpoint Fourteen: Creating a New Measure
- 9.7 Checkpoint Fifteen: Testing Measures
- 9.8 The OpenStudio Command Line Interface
- 9.9 The OpenStudio Meta Command Line Interface
- 9.10 Additional Exercises (for Advanced Users)
- References
Correction to: Building Energy Modeling with OpenStudio
Resources
- Common Simulation Failures
- Simulation “Soft” Failures
- PAT Issues
Index

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