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Izdelava interaktivnega pripomočka za razumevanje bioklimatskih ukrepov za pasivno solarno ogrevanje : diplomska naloga št.: 412/B-GR
ID Ferjan, Martin (Author), ID Košir, Mitja (Mentor) More about this mentor... This link opens in a new window, ID Pajek, Luka (Co-mentor)

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Abstract
V diplomski nalogi sem zasnoval interaktivni pripomoček in analiziral vpliv spreminjajočih se parametrov na odziv sistemov za zagotavljanje pasivnega solarnega ogrevanja. Glavni namen naloge je bralcu približati koncepte bioklimatskega načrtovanju in mu, kot uporabniku pripomočka – modela, izdelanega v interaktivnem multifizikalnem programu Energy2D, nazorno predstaviti delovanje izbranih bioklimatskih ukrepov. V prvem delu naloge je teoretični opis pasivne solarne arhitekture, bioklimatskega načrtovanja in posameznih bioklimatskih ukrepov strategije dovajanja toplote, ki sem jih v drugem delu analiziral s pomočjo 2D termodinamičnega modela. V nadaljevanju so predstavljene metode in rezultati moje analize. Na osnovi enakih geometrij stavb sem s pomočjo programskega orodja Energy 2D obravnaval sistem direktnega zajema s porazdeljeno maso, sistem Trombe-Michelove stene in steklenjaka. Na vsakem od modelov sem s spreminjanjem različnih parametrov ponazoril vpliv le-teh na delovanje in učinkovitost posameznega bioklimatskega ukrepa. Rezultate sem na koncu predstavil s pomočjo poteka temperature v odvisnosti od časa, komentiral in primerjal med seboj.

Language:Slovenian
Keywords:gradbeništvo, diplomske naloge, UNI, GR, B-GR, gradbeništvo, bioklimatsko načrtovanje, pasivna solarna arhitektura, energy2D
Work type:Bachelor thesis/paper
Typology:2.11 - Undergraduate Thesis
Organization:FGG - Faculty of Civil and Geodetic Engineering
Place of publishing:Ljubljana
Publisher:[M. Ferjan]
Year:2022
Number of pages:XIV, 34 str.
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UDC:620.92:697.1(043.2)
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Publication date in RUL:30.06.2022
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Language:English
Title:Elaboration of an interactive tool for understanding bioclimatic measures that ensure pasive solar heating : graduation thesis no.:412/B-GR
Abstract:
In my graduation thesis, I elaborated an interactive tool and analysed the impact of varying parameters on the response of systems that ensure passive solar heating. The main purpose of the paper is to acquaint the reader with concepts of bioclimatic design and thoroughly show the reader the operation of selected bioclimatic design measures, using thermodynamic models created in the Energy2D, an interactive multiphysics simulation program. The first part of the thesis is a theoretical description of passive solar architecture, bioclimatic design, and bioclimatic design measures of the heat admission strategy that I analysed in the second part using a 2D thermodynamic model. The methods and results of the analysis are presented in the continuation of the thesis. Based on the same building geometries, I used the Energy 2D program to deal with the system of direct gain with distributed thermal mass, the Trombe-Michel wall system, and the sunspace system. I illustrated the impact of changing the parameters on the operation and efficiency of each bioclimatic measure on each of the models. In the end, I presented the results with the help of graphs of temperature versus time, commented on them and compared them.

Keywords:graduation thesis, civil engineering, bioclimatic design, pasive solar architecture, energy2D

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