Building simulation in a mathematical programming environment
Athienitis, A. K.
1995 Proceedings of Building Simulation '95, 71-76
Athienitis, A. K., (1995), "Building simulation in a mathematical programming environment", Proceedings of Building Simulation '95, 71-76.
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A new approach for computer-aided thermal analysis of buildings is presented. It is based on an electronic book "Building Thermal Analysis" which operates in a mathematical programming environment (Mathcad). It consists of a set of independent files covering various topics of building thermal analysis linked together with a hypertext system. Each file integrates "live" equations (the "program "), explanatory text and figures, as we11 as graphs linked dynamically to equations and data. Both equations and data can be readily changed and the results are instantly updated within the same document, thus providing unique educational and rescarch capabilities. The main advantage over the use of "black box" building the~ analysis software is that the user consolidates in a single document the input data, the output data, and the model, thus having the capability to easily understand and change the model as well as the data. |
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