Lectures related to Building Physics: Summer Comfort

Explores the physics of thermal bridges and heat transfer in building elements, emphasizing energy efficiency.

Explores the impact of night protection, thermal bridges, passive solar facades, and thermal comfort in buildings.

Explores thermal bridges and glazing technology in building physics to optimize energy efficiency.

Explores thermal bridges, insulation, and energy efficiency in building envelopes, emphasizing material impact and design strategies.

Explores Indoor Climate definitions, heat transfer basics, and the impact of indoor climate on health, energy use, and costs.

Explores the physics of building technology and the physiology of vision, emphasizing visual comfort and lighting effects.

Explores thermal losses in building technology, emphasizing windows, frames, and air infiltration.

Explores the physiology of vision, lighting technology, and visual comfort in building design.

Explores the analysis of natural and artificial lighting in a classroom setting.

Covers technical challenges in projects, including structural aspects, life cycle analysis, and energy needs.

Explores building physics principles for natural lighting and passive solar facades.

Covers the use of Dial Plus for calculating daylight factors and natural lighting.

Explores the impact of materials and construction techniques on heat transfer in buildings.

Explores thermal analysis of foundry processes, focusing on Chvorinov's theory and key parameters.

Explores thermal insulation, heat balance, and energy efficiency in building envelopes.

Explores heat recovery, heat exchanger calculation, and pinch analysis for energy optimization.

Delves into bioclimatic comfort factors, human influences, and thermal design considerations for achieving a comfortable environment.

Explores the fundamentals of heat exchangers, including conduction, convection, and temperature profiles, with practical examples.

Covers forced boiling, focusing on internal flow, heat transfer, and critical heat flux.