CCS Purpose

Energy performance
calculation

Process description
June 2016
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The process is documented in a process map.

The information exchange is formalized through CCS Inputs and

CCS Outputs. These describe an number of required objects as
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Contents Contents................................................................................................................................................................................................. 3
General intro .......................................................................................................................................................................................... 4
Process map ........................................................................................................................................................................................... 5
CCS Input and CCS Output ...................................................................................................................................................................... 7
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CCS Purpose: Energy performance calculation (BR2010) Process description
General intro Introduction
This process description covers the execution of an energy
performance calculation according to the current Danish build-
ing code, BR2010. An energy performance calculation is re-
quired through the building code for all new buildings and for
some types of renovation projects.
Purpose
The initial energy performance calculation is often performed
early in the project stages to ensure that the planned construc-
tion entity can meet legislation demands as well as heightened
energy requirements. The energy performance calculation will
subsequently be revised through the project stages and will
typically be adjusted when the construction entity is finished
and pressure testing and supplier data is available in its final
Figure 1. Results of an energy performance form.
calculation
Business value
The energy consumption of construction entities is often an
important competitive parameter. The number of calculations
performed increases the possibility of optimizing the construc-
tion projects. The potential achieved by making the exchange of
information regarding energy performance calculations more
effective is thus very substantial, because the competiveness of
the final design will be maximized. The focus of this process
description is to ensure, that the important information for an
energy performance calculation is available in an uniform and
accessible format.
Figure 2. Sensitivity analyses of parameters in
an energy performance calculation
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Cooperation across disciplines
An energy performance calculation requires quite a substantial
quantity of information concerning the use of the construction,
the shape and the façade as well as the technical installations.
This information much be gathered from the different parties to
the construction process, and it requires a large work effort to
collect this information as well as keeping it updated while the
design of the construction entity finds is finalized. Today this
process involves a lot of manual work and a CCS Purpose must
therefore increase the possibilities for a digitized and automatic
exchange of information related to energy performance calcula-
tions.
Software
There are a number of software packages, which can be used
for performing energy performance calculations. It applies to all
of them, that they are based on a calculation engine, which SBi
has developed for the software tool Be10. The information
exchange is therefore quite identical from one software tool to
another, because all the tools perform identical calculations.
In this process description it is assumed, that calculations of
window orientations, shadows etc. is carried out before infor-
mation is exchanged for this CCS purpose. If the individual en-
ergy performance calculation tool can calculate these values
from a given geometry, it will be appropriate to adjust the input
to match this.
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Process map Introduction

The following process has been identified for creating an energy The individual activities in the process map are described on the
performance calculation. The process map is independent of next page.
whether it pertains to the early stages or the construction
phase. Input and results are described in the following sections.
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Process task
1.5 Entering data about supply
The following sections contains a general description of the
Information about supply, energy consumption and efficiency
tasks that have been identified in the context of energy perfor-
of technical units must finally be gathered. The building service
mance calculations.
engineer or suppliers can deliver this information. Quite a lot of
the information is only relevant if certain energy sources are
1.1 Entering general information about the building used and therefore the information need depends on the tech-
Properties concerning the location, orientation, use and energy nical solutions in the project.
requirements must be gathered. The client will often be the
source of this information. Additional can be supplied by the
1.6 Extracting results
architect based on the design.
Figure 3. Input regarding construction elements in an The result of an energy performance calculation is a set of
energy performance calculation standardized key figures for the energy consumption of the
1.2 Entering data concerning the building envelope building on a monthly and yearly basis. The results are used
A number of properties concerning the building envelope must partly to assess the design of the building and partly as docu-
be gathered. This is typically done by the architect, by the struc- mentation for the fulfilment of the requirements from the
tural engineer or by suppliers of building products. Information building code.
concerning size, orientation and shadows can be calculated
automatically by some tools. Otherwise they are entered man-
ually.

1.3 Entering data about spaces

Information about all spaces in the building must be gathered.
The size of the spaces, the expected use and the daylight factor
is typically retrieved from the architectural design. The daylight
factor can be calculated by a simulation tool.

1.4 Entering data concerning climate and lighting

Information about the indoor climate conditioning and design
Figure 4. Results of an energy performance of artificial light must be gathered. This information is typically
calculation supplied by the building service engineer based on the re-
quirements of the client. Different types of simulations can also
be the source of this information.
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CCS Input and Required objects and properties

The following list specifies the objects and associated proper-
CCS Output ties, which are necessary preconditions (Input I 1.1 to I 1.5) and
results (Output O 1.6) for an energy performance calculation.
There is a distinction between required input and output de-
pending on the actual project stage.

The output from a process at a given stage does not have a

higher quality than the supplied input. If a more precise output
is desired it may be necessary to request input corresponding
to a later stage than the actual project stage.

It is advised that the areas requested for an energy framework

calculation are based on guidelines from DS 418 – Bygningers
varmetab. These areas do not necessarily correspond to the
physical area of the construction elements but will vary de-
pending on the building envelope.

In the schema on the following pages the physical areas of the

construction elements in the façade are requested, because
these can be calculated without knowledge of DS 418. Thus it is
up to the person performing the energy framework calculation
to make sure that areas are adjusted prior to being used in the
calculation.
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CCS Information exchange: Energy performance calculation (BR2010)

A = It is beneficial to link the data to the building model
B = It is beneficial to calculate the data from the building model
= Data must be covered by the information exchange (2 = complicated calculation)
C = Can be beneficial to require from the manufacturer
Stages
CCS Object and property Dependent on other property Outline Proposal Design Cpnstruction Comment, Value list or Unit IFC property name Relation til A B C
Classification process map

CCS Input
Project/Information about construction entity
[E]??? Construction entity
A, Administrative Name Text I 1.1 x
A, Administrative BBR-number Text I 1.1 x
A, Administrative Address Text BuildingAddress I 1.1 x
A, Administrative CCS Designed use CCS classification I 1.1 x
D, Performance Energy class target BR2010;BR2015;BR2020 I 1.1 x
D, Performance Infiltration rate, requirement according to energy class - - BR2010;BR2015;BR2020 iht. BR10 I 1.4
D, Performance Infiltration rate - - - l/s/m2 at 50 Pa overpressure Pset_SpaceThermalLoad_InfiltrationSensible I 1.4
D, Time Daily time of use, overall - Time interval - 00-24H I 1.1
Space information
[A]??? Activity space
A, Administrative CCS Single level-ID CCS Identification I 1.3 x
A, Administrative CCS Designed use CCS classification I 1.3 x
C, Function Ventilation principle - CAV;VAV I 1.4
C, Function Natural ventilation None;All year;Summer;Night;Summer + Night I 1.4
C, Function Lighting type Construction entity.CCS designed use ≠ - - - Traditional;LED;Fluorescent lamps I 1.4
Residential building
C, Function Lighting control Construction entity.CCS designed use ≠ - Without daylight control;Manually operated;Automatic I 1.4
Residential building on-off control;Continual automatic control
D, Performance Mechanical air change, max. - - - h-1 I 1.4
D, Performance Mechanical air volume, max. - - m3/h I 1.4
D, Performance Lighting effect, installed Construction entity.CCS designed use ≠ - W/m2 I 1.4
Residential building
D, Performance Lighting effect, min. Construction entity.CCS designed use ≠ - W/m2 I 1.4
Residential building
D, Performance Lighting level Construction entity.CCS designed use ≠ - lux I 1.4 x
Residential building
D, Performance Daylight factor Construction entity.CCS designed use ≠ - % I 1.3
Residential building
D, Performance Electrical effect, other lighting - W/m2 I 1.4
D, Performance Electrical effect standby from common lighting - W/m2 I 1.4
D, Performance Electrical effect, outside time of use - W/m2 I 1.4
F, Shape Space height - For calculating air change I 1.3 x x
F, Shape Gross Area m2;total for spaces must equal BBR-m2 I 1.3 x x
F+G Shape and location LOI 3 LOI 4 LOI 5 LOI 6 For assessing heating capacity and b-factors I 1.3 x
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CCS Object and property Dependent on other property Outline Proposal Design Cpnstruction Comment, Value list or Unit IFC property name Relation til A B C
Classification process map
[Z]??? Zone (Ventilation zone)
A, Administrative Plants - CCS Single Level-ID for plant I 1.2 x
A, Administrative Spaces - List in relation to spaces I 1.2 x
[Z]??? Zone (Cooling zone)
A, Administrative Plants - CCS Single Level-ID for plant I 1.2 x
A, Administrative Spaces - List in relation to spaces I 1.2 x
[Z]??? Zone (Heating zone)

C, Function Heatin method Radiator;Floor heating;Ventilation;Radiation I 1.2 x

panels;Electrical heating
A, Administrative Plant - CCS Single Level-ID for plant I 1.2 x
A, Administrative Space - List in relation to spaces I 1.2 x
Construction element information
[L]AD Wall assembly
A, Administrative CCS Single Level-ID - In relation to spaces I 1.2 x 2
D, Performance Thermal Transmittance - W/(m2K) ThermalTransmittance I 1.2 x x
E, Material and Object Type CCS value list I 1.2 x
F, Shape Area m2 GrossSideArea I 1.2 x x
F+G Shape and location LOI 3 LOI 4 LOI 5 LOI 6 For assessing DS 418 area I 1.3 x
G, Location Is External False/True IsExternal I 1.2 x x
G, Location More than 2 m below ground - False/True I 1.2 x x
[L]AC Floor separating assembly
A, Administrative CCS Single Level-ID - In relation to spaces I 1.2 x 2
D, Performance Thermal Transmittance - W/(m2K) ThermalTransmittance I 1.2 x x
E, Material and Object Type CCS value list I 1.2 x
product
F, Shape Area m2 GrossArea I 1.2 x x
F+G Shape and location LOI 3 LOI 4 LOI 5 LOI 6 For assessing DS 418 area I 1.3 x
G, Location Is External False/True IsExternal I 1.2 x x
G, Location More than 2 m below ground - False/True I 1.2 x x
[L]AE Roof assembly
A, Administrative CCS Single Level-ID - In relation to spaces I 1.2 x 2
D, Performance Thermal Transmittance - W/(m2K) ThermalTransmittance I 1.2 x x
E, Material and Object Type - - - CCS value list I 1.2 x
product
F, Shape Area m2 GrossArea I 1.2 x x
F+G Shape and location LOI 3 LOI 4 LOI 5 LOI 6 For assessing DS 418 area I 1.3 x
G, Location Is External False/True IsExternal I 1.2 x x
[L]AB Foundation assembly
D, Performance Linear heat loss - W/(mK) I 1.2
F, Shape Length m Length I 1.2 x x
F+G Shape and location LOI 3 LOI 4 LOI 5 LOI 6 For assessing DS 418 area I 1.3 x
G, Location More than 2 m below ground - False/True I 1.2 x x
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CCS Object and property Dependent on other property Outline Proposal Design Cpnstruction Comment, Value list or Unit IFC property name Relation til A B C
Classification process map
[L]QQA Window
A, Administrative CCS Single Level-ID In relation to spaces I 1.2 x 2
C, Function Operation Activity space.Natural ventilation ≠ None - Fixed;Manual;Has drive HasDrive I 1.2 x
C, Function Shatter-proof Activity space.Natural ventilation ≠ None False/True I 1.2 x
D, Performance Thermal Transmittance - W/(m2K) ThermalTransmittance I 1.2 x x
D, Performance Solar Heat Gain Transmittance - ??? SolarHeatGainTransmittance I 1.2 x x
D, Performance Linear heat loss - W/(mK) I 1.2 x
E, Material and Object Type - - - CCS value list I 1.2 x
product
F, Shape Area - - m2 Area I 1.2 x x
F, Shape Circumference m Perimeter I 1.2 x x
F, Shape Actual Opening Area Activity space.Natural ventilation ≠ None - % I 1.2 x x
F, Shape Glazing Area Fraction - % GlazingAreaFraction I 1.2 x x
F, Shape Shadows, Horizon - Degrees I 1.2 x 2
F, Shape Shadows, Eaves - Degrees I 1.2 x 2
F, Shape Shadows, Right-side - Degrees I 1.2 x 2
F, Shape Shadows, Left-side - Degrees I 1.2 x 2
F, Shape Shadows, Window opening - Degrees I 1.2 x 2
F+G Shape and location Activity space.Natural ventilation ≠ None LOI 3 LOI 4 LOI 5 LOI 6 For assessing B-factor I 1.3 x
G, Location Slope Degrees I 1.2 x x
G, Location Orientation Degrees I 1.2 x x
G, Location Is External False/True IsExternal I 1.2 x x
[L]QQB Window unit
A, Administrative CCS Single Level-ID In relation to spaces I 1.2 x 2
C, Function Operation Activity space.Natural ventilation ≠ None - Fixed;Manual;Has drive HasDrive I 1.2 x
C, Function Shatter-proof Activity space.Natural ventilation ≠ None False/True I 1.2 x
D, Performance Solar Heat Gain Transmittance - ??? SolarHeatGainTransmittance I 1.2 x x
D, Performance Linear heat loss - W/(mK) I 1.2 x
D, Performance Thermal Transmittance - W/(m2K) ThermalTransmittance I 1.2 x x
E, Material and Object Type - - - CCS value list I 1.2 x
product
F, Shape Area - - m2 I 1.2 x x
F, Shape Actual Opening Area Activity space.Natural ventilation ≠ None - % I 1.2 x x
F, Shape Glazing Area Fraction - % GlazingAreaFraction I 1.2 x x
F, Shape Circumference m Perimeter I 1.2 x x
F, Shape Shadows, Horizon - Degrees I 1.2 x 2
F, Shape Shadows, Right-side - Degrees I 1.2 x 2
F, Shape Shadows, Eaves - Degrees I 1.2 x 2
F, Shape Shadows, Left-side - Degrees I 1.2 x 2
F, Shape Shadows, Window opening - Degrees I 1.2 x 2
F+G Shape and location Activity space.Natural ventilation ≠ None LOI 3 LOI 4 LOI 4 LOI 4 For assessing B-factor I 1.3 x
G, Location Slope Degrees I 1.2 x x
G, Location Orientation Degrees I 1.2 x x
G, Location Is External False/True IsExternal I 1.2 x x
[L]QQC Door
A, Administrative CCS Single Level-ID In relation to spaces I 1.2 x 2
C, Function Operation Activity space.Natural ventilation ≠ None - Fixed;Manual;Has drive HasDrive I 1.2 x
C, Function Shatter-proof Activity space.Natural ventilation ≠ None False/True I 1.2 x
D, Performance Solar Heat Gain Transmittance - ??? SolarHeatGainTransmittance I 1.2 x x
D, Performance Linear heat loss - W/(mK) I 1.2 x
D, Performance Thermal Transmittance - W/(m2K) ThermalTransmittance I 1.2 x x
E, Material and Object Type - - - CCS value list I 1.2 x
product
F, Shape Area - - m2 Area I 1.2 x x
F, Shape Actual Opening Area Activity space.Natural ventilation ≠ None - % I 1.2 x x
F, Shape Glazing Area Fraction - % GlazingAreaFraction I 1.2 x x
F, Shape Circumference m Perimeter I 1.2 x x
F, Shape Shadows, Horizon - Degrees I 1.2 x 2
F, Shape Shadows, Right-side - Degrees I 1.2 x 2
F, Shape Shadows, Eaves - Degrees I 1.2 x 2
F, Shape Shadows, Left-side - Degrees I 1.2 x 2
F, Shape Shadows, Window opening - Degrees I 1.2 x 2
F+G Shape and location Activity space.Natural ventilation ≠ None LOI 3 LOI 4 LOI 4 LOI 4 For assessing B-factor I 1.3 x
G, Location Slope Degrees I 1.2 x x
G, Location Orientation Degrees I 1.2 x x
G, Location Is External False/True IsExternal I 1.2 x x
Subobject for:
[L]RQD Screen (Solar shading)
C, Function Operation Automatic;Manual HasDrive I 1.2 x
E, Material and Structure - - - Curtains,;Slats;Blinds I 1.2 x
product
F, Shape Shading factor - % I 1.2 x x
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CCS Object and property Dependent on other property Outline Proposal Design Cpnstruction Comment, Value list or Unit IFC property name Relation til A B C
Classification process map
G, Location Location External;Internal;Between glass layers I 1.2 x
[L]CPA Hot water tank
A, Administrative CCS Single Level-ID - In relation to spaces I 1.5
C, Function Share of hot water consumption - % I 1.5
C, Function Electrical heating - Always;Summer;No I 1.5
D, Performance Charging power - kW I 1.5 x
D, Performance Heat loss - W/K I 1.5 x
E, Material and Contains Solar heating coil - False/True I 1.5
product
F, Shape Tank volume - l EffectiveCapacity I 1.5
M, Relation Technical system - CCS Produkt-ID for Heating distribution system I 1.5
[L]EPB Water heater
A, Administrative CCS Single Level-ID - In relation to spaces I 1.5
C, Function Share of hot water consumption - % I 1.5
D, Performance Heat loss - W/K I 1.5 x
D, Performance Efficiency Object Type = Gas water heater - - I 1.5 x
E, Material and Object Type Electrical water heater;Gas water heater I 1.5
product
E, Material and Pilot flame Object Type = Gas water heater - W I 1.5 x
[L]HF Ventilation plant
A, Administrative CCS Single Level-ID - CCS Identification I 1.5
C, Function Recycling type - - - None;Countercurrent exchanger;Rotor I 1.5
exchanger;Cross-flow exchanger;Batteri coupled
exchanger;Glass pipe exchanger
D, Performance SEL value - kJ/m3 at 100% airflow I 1.5 x
D, Performance Temperature efficiency - % I 1.5 x
E, Material and Electrical heating panel - False/True I 1.5
product
[L]HC Cooling supply system
A, Administrative CCS Single Level-ID - CCS Identification I 1.5
E, Material and Object Type CCS value list (also for accessing increase factor) I 1.5
product
D, Performance Cooling efficiency - - I 1.5 x
D, Performance Heating requirement Object Type = Absorption cooling unit kWh heating per kWh cooling I 1.5 x
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CCS Object and property Dependent on other property Outline Proposal Design Cpnstruction Comment, Value list or Unit IFC property name Relation til A B C
Classification process map
[L]WPA Pipe
A, Administrative CCS Single Level-ID Technical system = Heating distribution - In relation to spaces I 1.5 x x
system or Water distribution system(Hot
domestic water)
D, Performance Heat loss Technical system = Heating distribution - W/mK I 1.5 x
system or Water distribution system(Hot
domestic water)

E, Material and Part of circulation conduit Technical system = Heating distribution - False/True I 1.5 x
product system or Water distribution system(Hot
domestic water)

E, Material and Electrical trace Technical system = Heating distribution - False/True I 1.5 x
product system or Water distribution system(Hot
domestic water)

F, Shape Length Technical system = Heating distribution - m I 1.5 x x

system or Water distribution system(Hot
domestic water)

M, Relation Technical system - CCS Single Level-ID for heating or water distribution I 1.5 x
system

[L]GPA Pump
C, Function Regulation Technical system = Heating distribution - Manual stepwise;Automatic stepwise;Proportional I 1.5
system or Water distribution system(Hot regulating
domestic water)
C, Function Control Technical system = Heating distribution - Constant operation all year;Constant operation in I 1.5
system or Water distribution system(Hot heating season;Time-regulated operation in heating
domestic water) season;Combi-pump;Only operating when heating
and hot domestic water
D, Performance Nominal power rate Technical system = Heating distribution - W I 1.5 x
system or Water distribution system(Hot
domestic water)
E, Material and Object Type - CCS value list I 1.5
product

M, Relation Technical system - CCS Single Level-ID for heating or water distribution I 1.5
system

[L]JB Water distribution system

A, Administrative CCS Single Level-ID - CCS Identification I 1.5
C, Function Yearly consumption - l/year per m2 I 1.5
E, Material and Flow temperature - ºC I 1.5
product
[L]JG Heating distribution system
A, Administrative CCS Single Level-ID - CCS Identification I 1.5
E, Material and Flow temperature - ºC I 1.5
product
E, Material and Return temperature - ºC I 1.5
product
E, Material and Plant type - 1-string;2-string I 1.5
product
C, Function Outside temperature compensation - False/True I 1.5
C, Function Switched-off at summer operation - False/True I 1.5
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CCS Object and property Dependent on other property Outline Proposal Design Cpnstruction Comment, Value list or Unit IFC property name Relation til A B C
Classification process map
[L]HD Heatin supply system
A, Administrative CCS Single Level-ID In relation to spaces I 1.5
C, Function Minimum temperature Object Type = District heating - ºC I 1.5
plant(Be10 = District heating exchanger)
or Combustion burner plant(Be10 =
Boiler)
C, Function Heating share for hot water Object Type = Combustion burner plant - % I 1.5
C, Function Heat loss from exchanger Object Type = District heating plant - W/K I 1.5 x
C, Function Heating and Hot water through exchanger Object Type = District heating plant - False/True I 1.5
D, Performance Nominal efficiency rate, partial load Object Type = Combustion burner plant - - I 1.5 x
D, Performance Efficiency Object Type = Wood stove etc. - - I 1.5 x
E, Material and Recipient, Varm side, Space heating Object Type = Heat pump plant - Space air;Forced ventilation;Heating system I 1.5 x
product
E, Material and Automation, Stand-by, Space heating Object Type = Heat pump plant - W I 1.5 x
product
E, Material and Automation, Stand-by, Hot domestic water Object Type = Heat pump plant - W I 1.5 x
product
E, Material and Load, Partial load Object Type = Combustion burner plant - - I 1.5 x
product
E, Material and Fuel Object Type = Combustion burner plant Oil;Gas;Biofuel I 1.5
product (Be10 = Boiler)
E, Material and COP at 50% load, Space heating Object Type = Heat pump plant - - I 1.5 x
product
E, Material and Power use, fan etc. Object Type = Combustion burner plant - W I 1.5 x
product
E, Material and Electricity for automation Object Type = District heating - W I 1.5 x
product plant(Be10 = District heating exchanger)
or Combustion burner plant(Be10 =
Boiler)
E, Material and Temperature for forced ventilation for VP, Space Object Type = Heat pump plant - ºC I 1.5
product heating
E, Material and Source, Cold side, Space heating Object Type = Heat pump plant - Soil heating pipe;Flue;Outside air;Other source I 1.5 x
product
E, Material and Source, Cold side, Hot domestic water Object Type = Heat pump plant - Soil heating pipe;Flue;Outside air;Other source I 1.5 x
product
E, Material and Airflow requirement Object Type = Wood stove etc. - m3/s I 1.5 x
product
E, Material and Airflow requirement, Space heating Object Type = Heat pump plant - m3/s I 1.5
product
E, Material and Airflow requirement, Hot domestic water Object Type = Heat pump plant - m3/s I 1.5 x
product
E, Material and Nominel COP, Space heating Object Type = Heat pump plant - - I 1.5 x
product
E, Material and Nominel COP, Space heating Object Type = Heat pump plant - - I 1.5 x
product
E, Material and Nominal power rate Object Type = District heating - kW I 1.5 x
product plant(Be10 = District heating exchanger)
or Combustion burner plant(Be10 =
Boiler)
E, Material and Nominal power, Space heating Object Type = Heat pump plant - kW I 1.5 x
product
E, Material and Nominal power, Hot domestic water Object Type = Heat pump plant - kW I 1.5 x
product
E, Material and Nominal boiler temperature, Partial load Object Type = Combustion burner plant - ºC I 1.5 x
product
E, Material and Nominal efficiency, Full load Object Type = Combustion burner plant - - I 1.5 x
product
E, Material and Object Type CCS value list I 1.5
product
E, Material and Object Type Object Type = Heat pump plant - - - Domestic water;Space heating;Combined;Duo I 1.5
product (Be10 = Heat pump)
E, Material and Special auxiliary equipment, Space heating Object Type = Heat pump plant - W I 1.5 x
product
E, Material and Special auxiliary equipment, Hot domestic water Object Type = Heat pump plant - W I 1.5 x
product
E, Material and Temperature correctional factor, Partial load Object Type = Combustion burner plant - 1/ºC I 1.5 x
product
E, Material and Temperature correctional factor, Full load Object Type = Combustion burner plant - 1/ºC I 1.5 x
product
E, Material and Test temperature, Cold side, Space heating Object Type = Heat pump plant - ºC I 1.5 x
product
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CCS Object and property Dependent on other property Outline Proposal Design Cpnstruction Comment, Value list or Unit IFC property name Relation til A B C
Classification process map
E, Material and Test temperature, Cold side, Hot domestic water Object Type = Heat pump plant - ºC I 1.5 x
product
E, Material and Test temperature, varm side, Space heating Object Type = Heat pump plant - ºC I 1.5 x
product
E, Material and Test temperature, varm side, Hot domestic water Object Type = Heat pump plant - ºC I 1.5 x
product
E, Material and Idle operation loss Object Type = Combustion burner plant - - I 1.5 x
product
E, Material and Idle operation loss for installation space Object Type = Combustion burner plant - % I 1.5 x
product
E, Material and Efficiency for heat recovery system before heat Object Type = Heat pump plant - % I 1.5 x
product pump
E, Material and Efficiency for heat recovery system before heat Object Type = Heat pump plant - % I 1.5 x
product pump
[L]GCA Solar cell
D, Performance System Efficiency - - I 1.5 x
E, Material and Peak Power - kW/m2 I 1.5 x
product
F, Shape Horizontal shading - Degrees I 1.5 x 2
F, Shape Panel Area m2 I 1.5 x x
F, Shape Shadow at right side - Degrees I 1.5 x 2
F, Shape Shadow at left side - Degrees I 1.5 x 2
G, Location Slope Degrees I 1.5 x x
G, Location Orientation Degrees I 1.5 x x
[L]EVA Solar panel
C, Function Heating type - Domestic water;Space heating;Combined I 1.5
C, Function Start efficiency - - I 1.5
E, Material and 1st order heat loss coefficient - W/(m2K) I 1.5
product
E, Material and 2nd order heat loss coefficient - W/(m2K) I 1.5
product
E, Material and Automation, Standby - W I 1.5
product
E, Material and Exchanger efficiency - - I 1.5
product
E, Material and Slope dependency - - I 1.5
product
F, Shape Area m2 I 1.5 x x
F, Shape Horizontal shading - Degrees I 1.5 x 2
F, Shape Shadow at right side - Degrees I 1.5 x 2
F, Shape Shadow at left side - Degrees I 1.5 x 2
G, Location Slope Degrees I 1.5 x x
G, Location Orientation Degrees I 1.5 x x
[E]BAA Combined heat and power station
D, Performance Nominal Power Object Type = Windmill kW I 1.5 x
E, Material and Nominal air velocity at Nominal Power Object Type = Windmill - m/s I 1.5 x
product
E, Material and Start air velocity Object Type = Windmill - m/s I 1.5 x
product
F, Shape Windmill height Object Type = Windmill - m I 1.5
M, Relation Sorrounding height Object Type = Windmill - m I 1.5
M, Relation Roughness sorrounding landscabe Object Type = Windmill - m I 1.5
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CCS Object and property Dependent on other property Outline Proposal Design Cpnstruction Comment, Value list or Unit IFC property name Relation til A B C
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CCS Output
Project/Information about construction entity
[E]??? Construction entity
D, Performance Performance solar cells kWh/m2 per year O 1.6
D, Performance Performance solar heating kWh/m2 per year O 1.6
D, Performance Performance heat pumps kWh/m2 per year O 1.6
D, Performance Performance windmills kWh/m2 per year O 1.6
E, Material and Number of hours above 26ºC in critical space Construction entity.Designed use = hours O 1.6
product Domestic building
E, Material and Number of hours above 27ºC in critical space Construction entity.Designed use = hours O 1.6
product Domestic building
E, Material and
product Be10-addition for special conditions kWh/m2 per year O 1.6
E, Material and
product Aggregated energy requirement, BR 2010 kWh/m2 per year O 1.6
E, Material and Aggregated energy requirement, Low energy
product costruction 2015 kWh/m2 per year O 1.6
E, Material and Aggregated energy requirement, Low energy
product costruction 2020 kWh/m2 per year O 1.6
E, Material and Aggregated energy performance, BR 2010
product kWh/m2 per year O 1.6
E, Material and Aggregated energy requirement, Low energy
product costruction 2015 kWh/m2 per year O 1.6
E, Material and Aggregated energy requirement, Low energy
product costruction 2020 kWh/m2 per year O 1.6
E, Material and
product Transmission loss, Building envelope W/m2 O 1.6