Development of test reference year using ISO 15927-4 and the influence of climatic parameters on building energy performance
Along with growing concern about energy consumption from the building sector, computer simulations play an important role to analyze the performance of buildings and building systems. A test reference year (TRY) is widely adopted as a representative weather data to get reliable outcomes from the sim...
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