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BREEAM (2008) HEA 10 Credit

Posted: Mon Jan 21, 2013 2:07 pm
by RossThompson87
BREEAM Offices 2008 has the following requirements for justifying HEA10 credit.
The modelling demonstrates that the building design and services strategy can deliver thermal
comfort levels in occupied spaces in accordance with the criteria set out in CIBSE Guide A
Environmental Design; in particular that internal winter and summer temperature ranges will be in
line with the recommended comfort criteria in table 1.5 of the Guide.
The summertime overheating aspect of this is obvious. But I was just wandering how people approach the modeling for the winter conditions.

By default, IES assumes infinite heating plant capacity. Should radiator sizes etc. be included in the model to evaluate the internal temperatures in winter?

What measures should be taken to process the results to justify the credit?

Any help would be appreciated.

Ross

Re: BREEAM (2008) HEA 10 Credit

Posted: Mon Jan 21, 2013 2:23 pm
by PCully
Hi Ross,

You might want to investigate the VE Navigator for BREEAM. It covers BREEAM 2008 just now and HEA10 is included. It will automate a lot of the set up and results analysis so makes it a bit easier.

For winter yes I guess you are assessing the comfort during the unconditioned times so you would either need to limit the plant or apply setpoint schedules as appropriate (both can be done in Room Data). Vista will then allow you to view Comfort parameters and room air temps but to get the analysis during occupied hours we generally advise to export to Excel for example so you can process the data a bit before reporting it.

Phil

Re: BREEAM (2008) HEA 10 Credit

Posted: Mon Feb 11, 2013 12:17 pm
by JohnLloyd
Yes, you should limit the heat output of each room using the options under the 'System' tab and produce a table of results demonstrating that during the occupied period the temperatures never fall below the minimum acceptable temps in Guide A.

Rather than working out heating capacity limits for each room I usually just apply a blanket W/m² across all heated areas. It's much quicker and in my view, accurate enough for BREEAM purposes.

set MET, CLO, Speed for PMV

Posted: Thu Jun 20, 2013 7:07 am
by MeDBeDb
Hi!
Where can I set MET, CLO, Speed for PMV analisys in HEA10?
I do the analisys, but in MET, CLO tabel there are 0 value.

Re: set MET, CLO, Speed for PMV

Posted: Thu Jun 20, 2013 8:05 am
by Complex Potential
MeDBeDb wrote:Hi!
Where can I set MET, CLO, Speed for PMV analisys in HEA10?
I do the analisys, but in MET, CLO tabel there are 0 value.
This could be what you're after, it's within the Vista module when looking at the results.

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Re: set MET, CLO, Speed for PMV

Posted: Thu Jun 20, 2013 12:37 pm
by MeDBeDb
Complex Potential wrote: This could be what you're after, it's within the Vista module when looking at the results.
I do this before calculate, but never happend(

Re: BREEAM (2008) HEA 10 Credit

Posted: Thu Jun 20, 2013 12:52 pm
by Complex Potential
You have to do it AFTER you run the model but BEFORE you look at the results and you have to do it EVERY time you close and reopen vista.

Re: set MET, CLO, Speed for PMV

Posted: Thu Jun 20, 2013 1:46 pm
by MeDBeDb
I try see effect in BREAM Navigator HEA10 Report, not Vista.

Re: BREEAM (2008) HEA 10 Credit

Posted: Thu Jun 20, 2013 3:15 pm
by Complex Potential
Sorry, can't help you there. I have never used the automatic report modules because I prefer to have total control over what I'm reporting on.