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- aggregation date "2012".
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- aggregation publisher "Department of Architecture and Architectural Engineering of Kyoto University".
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- aggregation subject "Technology and Engineering".
- aggregation title "Sensitivity of night cooling performance to room/system design: surrogate models based on CFD".
- aggregation abstract "Night cooling, especially in offices, attracts growing interest. Unfortunately, building designers face considerable problems with the case-specific convective heat transfer by night. The BES programs they use actually need extra input, from either costly experiments or CFD simulations. Alternatively, up-front research on how to engineer best a generic night cooled office – as in this work – can thrust the application of night cooling. A fully automated configuration of data sampling, geometry/grid generation, CFD solving and surrogate modelling, generates several surrogate models. These models relate the convective heat flow in a night cooled landscape office to the ventilation concept, mass distribution, geometry and driving force for convective heat transfer. The results indicate that cases with a thermally massive floor have the highest night cooling performance.".
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