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Abstract: | Heizung, Lüftung und Klimatechnik (HLK) sind wesentliche Bestandteile künftiger Gebäude. Für Gebäude, die bis 2020 nahe an den Null-Energie-Standard gebaut werden sollen, ist das Vorhandensein einer Lüftungsanlage essenziell. Kombinierte Luftheizungs- und Lüftungssysteme stellen eine Standardlösung für den Bau von Energieeffizienz- und Passivhäusern dar. Die meistverwendeten Luftheiz- und Lüftungs-Verteilsysteme für Passivhäuser werden im Bodenbereich eingebaut. Es wird davon ausgegangen, dass die “natürliche“ Luftbewegung nach oben gerichtet ist und so die richtige Temperaturschichtung in Räumen gewährleistet wird. Jedoch kann man bei sehr gut gedämmten Gebäuden annehmen, dass ein oberer Lufteinlass ebenfalls die gewünschte Temperaturschichtung und ausreichenden Luftaustausch sicherstellen kann. Ein Deckenlüftungssystem erfordert im Vergleich zum Bodenlüftungssystem grundsätzlich geringere Investitionen und ist technisch einfacher zu installieren. Diese zwei verschiedenen Verteilsysteme für Luftheizung und Lüftungsanlagen wurden im Rahmen eines Projektes an der TU Ko ![]() Experimental study of air distribution and temperature stratification in passive houses with underfloor and ceiling board air heating systems. Heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems (HVAC) are a key part of future buildings. For buildings that should be implemented by 2020 in the nearly zero-energy building standard, a ventilation system is essential. Combined air heating and ventilation is a standard solution for energy efficient buildings and passive houses. Most of air heating and ventilating systems for passive houses used air inlet in floors. It is assumed that the natural air flow upwards assures the required stratification of temperature in the room. However, in the case of excellently insulated buildings it is possible to assume that an upper air inlet is also able to ensure the required layering of temperature and sufficient air exchange. A system with ceiling air inlet is cheaper, requires less investment and is easier to install in comparison with the ground air supply. The potential for construction of passive buildings with air heating and ventilating systems for two different distribution systems was explored through experimental and numerical study. Within the experiments an influence of upper and down air inlet on temperature stratification, air quality as well as the air circulation in the space was followed. Measurements are done in the long term. The investigations results show that both, vertical and horizontal stratification of temperature in passive houses rooms are equal regardless of the fact, which system of air inlet is used. |
Source: | Bauphysik 35 (2013), No. 4 |
Page/s: | 257-265 |
Language of Publication: | German |
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