Low Energy Buildings (Part B)
Short course
Blended learning in Machynlleth
Description
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Type
Short course
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Level
Advanced
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Methodology
Blended
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Location
Machynlleth (Wales)
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Class hours
8h
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Duration
6 Days
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Start date
Different dates available
For this course you will be joining a module of CAT's new MSc Sustainability and Adaptation.
You will develop a deep understanding of the principles and consequences of energy and mass flows in buildings.
Build a sound appreciation of how the energy transfers in buildings may be manually calculated, modeled and simulated in computer modeling suites and how this is vital to optimize the design for energy efficiency.
Facilities
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About this course
You will be able to demonstrate a clear understanding of the principles of energy transfers and ventilation, condensation, moisture movements in buildings and passive building services in the context of the design and refurbishment of buildings under an adaptation and sustainability remit.
Reviews
Subjects
- Design
- Passive solar design
- Thermal mass
- Energy Saving
- Solar Gains
- Ventilation and cooling
- Energy transfers and ventilation
- Passive building
- Adaptation and sustainability
- Critical evaluation
Teachers and trainers (1)
Tim Coleridge
Joint Programme Leader
Course programme
• Passive solar design
• Thermal mass in buildings
• Energy and Mass flows in Buildings
• Energy Saving in buildings
• Ventilation and cooling
• Principles of lighting
• Solar Gains
• Daylighting, artificial lighting
• Movement of moisture in building fabric
• Relative humidity, internal moisture control and moisture buffering
• Computer simulation of thermal and hygroscopic building performance
• Low and zero carbon buildings, including Passivhaus
• Refurbishment
Low Energy Buildings (Part B)