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Kim Goethals

Prijzen & Erkenningen

26 Resultaten

2013

Evaluation of the applicability of the quasi-steady-state overheating indicator for wooden buildings

Kim GoethalsLieselot SmetArnold JanssensJelle Laverge

Evaluation of the quasi-steady-state overheating indicator for passive houses

Kim GoethalsLieselot CoppietersMarc DelghustArnold Janssens

Sensitivity of the predicted convective heat transfer in a cooled room to the computational fluid dynamics simulation approach

Kim GoethalsArnold Janssens

A1 Artikel in een tijdschrift in JOURNAL OF BUILDING PERFORMANCE SIMULATION

2012

Convective heat transfer modelling in offices with night cooling

Kim GoethalsArnold Janssens

Experimental analysis of the impact of room/system design on night ventilation performance

Kim GoethalsMarc DelghustGilles FlamantMichel De PaepeArnold Janssens

Experimental investigation of the impact of room/system design on mixed convection heat transfer

Kim GoethalsMarc DelghustGilles FlamantMichel De PaepeArnold Janssens

A1 Artikel in een tijdschrift in ENERGY AND BUILDINGS

Experimental investigation of the impact of room/system design on mixed convection heat transfer

Kim GoethalsMarc DelghustGilles FlamantMichel De PaepeArnold Janssens

Sensitivity of night cooling performance to room/system design: surrogate models based on CFD

Kim GoethalsIvo CouckuytTom DhaeneArnold Janssens

A1 Artikel in een tijdschrift in BUILDING AND ENVIRONMENT

Sensitivity of night cooling performance to room/system design: surrogate models based on CFD

Kim GoethalsIvo CouckuytTom DhaeneArnold Janssens

2011

Development of a quasi-steady-state assessment method of night cooling

Hilde BreeschKim GoethalsArnold Janssens

Evaluation of the applicability of the quasi-steady-state overheating indicator for offices and schools

Kim GoethalsArnold Janssens

Experimental analysis of the impact of room/system design on night ventilation performance

Kim GoethalsMarc DelghustArnold Janssens

Opengaande ramen in kantoren en scholen: quasi-steady-state bepalingsmethode

Kim GoethalsArnold Janssens

A4 Artikel in een tijdschrift in TVVL MAGAZINE

Sensitivity analysis of predicted night cooling performance to internal convective heat transfer modelling

Kim GoethalsHilde BreeschArnold Janssens

A1 Artikel in een tijdschrift in ENERGY AND BUILDINGS

2010

Mixed convection cooling in an enclosure with different inlet and outlet configurations

Kim GoethalsMarc DelghustArnold Janssens

Performance evaluation methods of night ventilation

Kim GoethalsArnold Janssens

Quasi-steady-state calculation method of temporary increased ventilation during daytime

Kim GoethalsArnold Janssens

Quasi-steady-state maandgemiddelde bepalingsmethode van de impact van opengaande ramen in kantoor- en schoolgebouwen

Kim GoethalsArnold Janssens

Turbulent mixed convection in an enclosure with different inlet and outlet configurations

Kim GoethalsArnold Janssens

2009

Convective Heat Transfer coefficients in mechanical night ventilation: a sensitivity analysis

Jelle LavergeKim GoethalsArnold Janssens

On modelling moisture buffering when evaluating humidity controlled HVAC systems

Marijke SteemanKim GoethalsJelle LavergeArnold JanssensMichel De Paepe

Sensitivity analysis of predicted convective heat transfer at internal building surfaces to diffuser modelling in CFD

Kim GoethalsArnold Janssens

Sensitivity analysis of thermal predictions to the modeling of direct solar radiation entering a zone

Kim GoethalsJelle LavergeArnold Janssens

2008

CHTC's for mixed convection by means of CFD

Kim GoethalsArnold Janssens

Sensitivity analysis of thermal performance to convective heat transfer at internal building surfaces

Kim GoethalsArnold Janssens

Ventilation heat transfer models in rooms