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D. Constantinescu, H. Petran, C. Petcu
Scopul lucrarii Performanta Energetica a Cladirilor
Noi si Existente este de a prezenta bazele teoretice ale activitatii de
audit energetic in cladiri, cu referire la procesele termice, precum
si aplicatiile cele mai sugestive, complementare fundamentarii teoretice.
Lucrarea de fata prezinta suportul fizic si matematic al activitatilor de
expertiza, diagnoza, certificare si audit energetic proprii cladirilor noi
si existente si se adreseaza specialistilor care isi desfasoara activitatea
in domeniul cercetarii, proiectarii si invatamantului superior din
constructii, instalatii si arhitectura. Sub forma de prezentare si prin
continut lucrarea este utila si studentilor care frecventeaza cursurile
universitare si postuniversitare si care isi propun sa devina auditori
energetici pentru cladiri. Cu toate ca lucrarea nu reprezinta un ghid de
calcul a PEC, s-a elaborat un capitol (VIII) sub forma de breviar
de calcul cu scopul de a facilita activitatea de transpunere in program
de calcul a relatiilor de calcul prezentate atat in reglementarile tehnice
autohtone (la elaborarea carora autorii au participat si ale celor care
si-au dovedit si isi dovedesc utilitatea, prezentate in cap. VIII al
lucrarii), cat si in lucrarea de fata. Bazele lucrarii de fata au fost puse
prin cercetarile desfasurate in INCERC Bucuresti de autori in diferite
etape, incepand cu anul 1969. In anul 2000 au fost elaborate de autorii
lucrarii de fata primele reglementari tehnice in domeniul certificarii si
auditului energetic al cladirilor din Romania, cunoscute sub numele
codificate NP 048-2000, NP 047-2000 si |
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D. Constantinescu, H. Petran, C. Petcu
The aim of the book
Energy Performance of New and Existing Buildings is to present the
theoretical bases of the energy audit of buildings, with reference to
thermal processes, as well as the most suggestive applications,
complementary to the theoretical substantiation. The book presents the
mathematical and physical support of the energy assessment, diagnosis,
certification and auditing activities, specific to new and existing
buildings, and is addressed to the research, design and higher education
professionals in civil engineering, building equipment and architecture. As
form of presentation and contents, the book is useful also to students and
postgraduate students which intend to become energy auditors for buildings.
Even if the book does not represent a guideline for the calculation of
Building Energy Performance, Chapter VIII was conceived as a
calculation sheet, in order to facilitate the software implementation of
the analytical expressions given both by the Romanian technical regulations
(those in the developing of which the authors have participated and those
which have shown and show their utility, presented in Chapter VIII of the
book), as well as in the present work. The bases of the work were
established by the research carried out at INCERC Bucharest by the authors
during different periods, starting with 1969. In 2000, the authors of the
book developed the first Romanian technical regulations concerning energy
certification and audit of buildings, known under the codified
identifications NP 048-2000, NP 047-2000 and NP 049-2000. The merit of the
Romanian regulations is, in the first place, that of being prefaced the
European Directive 91 / 2002 / CE and also that of orienting towards a
phenomenological approach which frequently lacks to the methods recommended
by certain European standards. The "European" approach is energy-oriented
and refers to time periods pre-defined directly through the result of the
integration of thermal flows in the form of the quantity of heat. The hot
season, characterized by significant daily oscillations of the climate
parameters is considered by the use of simplified calculation methods, in
which the notion of degrees-days does not find any phenomenological
justification. The calculation methods that use the analogy between the
electrical network and the building envelope of living spaces represent an
unacceptable simplification, which deforms both the field of temperatures
and the profile of interior temperatures in those spaces.
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