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SIMEA Stato dell’arte energetica degli edifici 1.2.43.4. Audience 80 Doc.No 20100610.SIMEA.MR.03 Versione 1 Engineers, architects, and contractors who design and analyze commercial HVAC systems/equipment for new and existing buildings; also energy consultants and utility companies; building technology researchers; state and federal agencies; colleges and universities 1.2.43.5. Input Building design parameters; operating schedules; HVAC system configurations, equipment types, and control strategies; utility rates 1.2.43.6. Output Display, print, graph, or export any of 61 monthly/yearly summary reports and hourly analyses, including system "checksums," system component selection, psychrometric state points, peak cooling/heating loads, building envelope loads, building temperature profiles, equipment energy consumption, and ASHRAE 90.1 analysis. 1.2.43.7. Computer Platform Personal computer with a Pentium 233 or higher processor, Microsoft Windows 95/98/2000/ME/NT/XP operating system, 128 megabytes (MB) of RAM, 80 MB of free hard disk space, Super VGA display, CD-ROM drive, and a Microsoft-compatible pointing device 1.2.43.8. Programming Language Visual C++ 1.2.43.9. Strengths Models 33 different airside systems, plus many HVAC plant configurations and control strategies, including thermal storage, cogeneration, and fan-pressure optimization, and daylighting controls. Customizable libraries and templates simplify data entry and allow greater modelling accuracy. Documentation includes detailed online Help and a printed modelling guide. Experienced HVAC engineers and support specialists provide free technical support. 1.2.43.10. Weaknesses Formal training is recommended for new users (Visit the web site for training options.)
SIMEA Stato dell’arte energetica degli edifici 1.2.44. TREAT 81 Doc.No 20100610.SIMEA.MR.03 Versione 1 Performs hourly simulations for single family, multifamily, and mobile homes. Comprehensive analysis tool includes tools for retrofitting heating and cooling systems, building envelopes (insulation and infiltration), windows and doors, hot water, ventilation, lighting and appliances, and more. Weather normalizes utility bills for comparison to performance of model. Highly accurate calculations which consider waste heat (baseload), solar heat gain, and fully interacted energy savings calculations. 1.2.44.1. Validation/Testing BESTested, DOE approved for weatherization (single family, multifamily, and mobile homes). 1.2.44.2. Expertise Required Basic computer skills, knowledge of building science, building performance contracting or weatherization retrofit techniques. 1.2.44.3. Users Over 1,000. 1.2.44.4. Audience Weatherization, Home Energy Raters, Home Performance with Energy Star Contractors, Insulation and Mechanical contractors, Energy Engineers performing multifamily building energy analysis. 1.2.44.5. Input Building components libraries are used to input building geometry and thermal characteristics, heating and cooling equipment and system characteristics, lighting, appliances, ventilation, and hot water. 1.2.44.6. Output 20 user-selected, formatted reports printed directly by TREAT; generates custom program-designed reports for weatherization, home performance programs or HERS providers. Exports project data in XML format which may be uploaded to online database and tracking system. 1.2.44.7. Computer Platform CPU: Pentium 300 or higher (600 MHz recommended); RAM: 256 MB (512 MB recommended); operating system: Windows XP and Windows Vista. Internet access required for software registration. 1.2.44.8. Programming Language Delphi and FORTRAN 1.2.44.9. Strengths Comprehensive and highly flexible whole building retrofit tool, easy to use graphic user interface which includes libraries of building components (walls / surfaces, windows, doors, appliances, lighting, heating and cooling, and hot water). Performs utility billing analysis including weather normalization. 1.2.44.10. Weaknesses Not recommended for commercial buildings with complex HVAC systems.
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