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  • Passive House Institute, Jan Steiger, 1 June 2015

    PHPP & designPH

    Energy efficiency planning at a higher level

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    What is PHPP?

    Passive House Planning Package

    - Energy balance calculation within a conventional Excel format

    - Simple and direct data input - Validated accuracy of results- Continuous further development- Verification tool for Passive House

    buildings and EnerPHit retrofits- Includes detailed user manual with

    energy efficiency advice- Import/Export data interface for other

    programmes

    - 3D data entry tool designPH (plug-in for SketchUP)

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    Adjust all sorts of Parameters

    AIRTIGHTNESSVENTILATION

    (natural/mechanical)

    INSULATION THERMALBRIDGES

    WINDOWS

    SHADING

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    Enter and evaluate all sorts of designs

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    Areas

    Windows

    Shading

    Ground

    U-Value

    Climate

    Ventilation

    Annual heating

    Heating

    no

    Heating casecriteria met? yes

    Components

    Heating load

    Additional vent

    Verification

    SummVent

    Passive cooling?

    frequencyof overheating

    10%

    Cooling

    Cooling units

    Cooling load

    Summer

    no

    yes

    yes

    no

    Optional:Compact

    Boiler

    District heat

    HP

    HP Ground

    PV

    SolarDHW

    no yes no yesCooling case criteria met?*

    PE valuecriteria met?

    Electr. non-res

    Aux electricity

    PE Value

    DHW+Distribution

    IHG Non-Res

    Use non-res

    * Not for EnerPHit

    Input required

    Entry possibly required

    No entry required

    Passive House /

    EnerPHit

    Heating case worksheets

    PE- demandworksheets

    Cooling caseworksheets

    Start

    Building envelope

    Mechanical systems

    Check Variants Comparison

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    PHPP Illustrated by Sarah Lewis :

    Step-by-Step approach how to enter building data into PHPP 8

    General recommendations for Passive House design

    Released by RIBA Publishing

    It`s easy!

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    PHPP 9: Calculation results

    - Annual heating demand [kWh/(ma)] and maximal heating load [W/m]

    - In case of active cooling: annual cooling demand [kWh/(ma)] and maximal cooling load [W/m]

    - Comfort in summer through passive cooling: Frequency of overheating [%]

    - Annual Primary Energy Renewable and Primary energy demands for all energy services in the entire building [kWh/(ma)]

    - Estimation of annual renewable energy gains [kWh/(ma)]

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    PHPP: Validated precision

    - Very good compliance of the energy demand calculated with PHPP andthe measured consumption or load detected in monitoring projects

    - Compliance of the calculated heating load- The more efficient the building, the lower the deviations- No performance gaps when planning with PHPP - PHPP is the ideal design tool for efficient buildings like - Passive Houses, NZEBs or other efficiency projects !

    Monitoring projects:

    Comparison ofcalculated demand andmeasured consumption

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    PassivehousePilot project

    NZEB?

    2021

    Passivehouse Promotion by KfW

    Source: 17 International Passive House Conference in Frankfurt/M.

    Passive Houses have been succsesfullydesigned and build with PHPP since 20 years !

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    90% Reduction of Heating Energy Demand often

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    200 kWh/(ma) 15 kWh/(ma)

    Passive House Institute

    Calculate the reduction potential with PHPP!.....

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    and enable the transition to high efficiencyto make a sustainable energy supply feasible

    Acc. EnEVEfficiency technology

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    PHPP: An international tool

    More information: www.passivehouse.com

    PHPP* resellers available: Australia | Austria | Belgium | Bulgaria | Canada | Czech Republic | Denmark | England | Estonia | Finland | France | Germany | Greece | Hungary | Ireland | Italy | Japan | Korea | Kosovo | Latvia | Netherlands | Poland | Russia | Serbia | Slovakia | Spain | Sweden | Switzerland | Ukraine | USA PHPP* translations available: Belgian | Bulgarian | Czech | Dutch | English | French | Flemish | German | Hungarian | Italian | Japanese | Korean | Polish | Russian | Spanish | Serbian | Swedish | Slovakian | Ukrainian | * Latest version of PHPP may not be available in all languages

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    For an international standard!

    Climate No Region Heating-/Cooling-Region IndicatorHeatingclimate

    1 Arctic > 1182 Cold > 53,83 Cool-temperate > 274 Warm-temperate > -45 Warm All others

    Coolingclimate

    6 Hote > 1187 Very hot > 139,5

    1 Arctic

    2 Cold

    3 Cool, temperate

    4 Warm, temperate

    5 Warm

    6 Hot

    7 Very hot

    1 Energy recovery

    Now including component and certification criteria for 7 international climate zones Passivhaus Institut 2014

    Passivhaus Institut 2014

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    Passive House Planning Package 9 (2015)

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    NEW! in PHPP 9

    The energy balance and planning tool for efficient buildings and retrofits such as Passive House buildings and NZEBs

    - Sustainability evaluation after PER factors- Verification of Passive House classes - International climate zones and EnerPHit criteria- Input for calculation of variants - Cost-efficiency comparison for planning variants- Systematic input assistance and error messages- Extension of calculation fo heat losses for DHW - Comprehensive component categories included- Extension of PHPP additional tools

    Passive House Institute

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    The NZEB Challange

    Enable sustainable energy supply

    Apply highest efficiency and couple itWith renewable energy production

    The new Passive House Classes:

    Classic - Plus - Premium

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    Evaluation of energy generation

    Do not allocate energy generation directly with energy demand!- The plus energy approach leads to erroneous optimisation.- Multi-storey buildings are systematically penalised, since they have less roof or facade areas in comparison to useful area availablePHI evaluation proposal:- Energy generation will be drawn from planned ground area of heated space.- New off-site Incorporate systems

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    Primary Energy Renewable (PER)

    Renewable energygains

    Energy demand depending on use

    Direct use of energy or Energy storage

    Passive House Institute 2014

    Sustainability evaluation based on a future scenario in which only renewable energies are in operation.

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    Even a Passive House cannot completely be supplied with PV energy in winter! The more storeys, the harder it gets!

    Sustainable coverage of energy demand

    The winter hole: annual course of energy demand Passivhaus Institut 2014

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    classic

    Classic

    + Generation of renewable energy and high energy efficiency

    The new Passive House Classes

    Plus Premium

    Basic requirement Very low heating/cooling demand 15 kWh/(ma)

    Efficiency !

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    Renewable Primary Energy Demand: Heating, DHW, Auxhiliary and Appliances

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    Renewableenergy production[kWhPER/(mGrund*a)]

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    plus

    premium

    for efficiency and renewables

    RenewablePrimary Energy Demand

    [kWhPER/(mEBF*a)]

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    Verification of Passive House Classes

    Customary verification of PE is still available

    Evaluation of efficiency and RES specific to the project

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    Practical challenges designing NZEBs

    Deal with design design variants andefficiency options

    Plan and visualise step-by-step refurbishment processes

    Enable economic comparisons ofefficiency options

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    Calculation of variants: what is possible?

    Parallel calculation of all variants- Evaluation of planning variants- Determination of modernisation steps- Representation of demand reduction

    Active variant

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    Energy balance for stepwise retrofit

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    Variantenberechnung Passivhaus mit PHPP Version 9.1Passivhaus-Reihenendhaus / Klima: PHPP-Standard / EBF: 156 m / Heizen: 19,86 kWh/(ma) / bertemperatur: 0,7 % / PER: 43,8 kWh/(ma)

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    Ergebnisse Einheit 5 1 2 3 4 5Heizwrmebedarf kWh/(ma) 19,9 174,2 107,1 48,5 27,8 19,9

    Heizlast W/m 13,2 71,9 47,3 25,0 16,7 13,2Khl- + Entfeuchtungsbedarf kWh/(ma)

    Khllast W/mbertemperaturhufigkeit (> 25 C) % 0,7 0,2 0,2 0,4 0,6 0,7

    PER-Bedarf kWh/(ma) 43,8 214,2 140,5 76,0 52,2 43,8Passivhaus Classic? ja / nein nein nein nein nein nein nein

    Endenergie - - - - - - Nutzerdefiniert: verknpfte Ergebnisse 0,0 0,0 0,0 0,0 0,0

    Eingangsgren Einheit Wert 1 2 3 4 5 Bauteilschichten U-Werte

    Strahlungsbilanz Flchen Wrmebrcken Flchen

    Fenster und Verschattung Fenster Verschattung Lftung Lftung SommLuft

    Wrmeerzeuger PER WP Kompakt Kessel Fernwrme Kompressor-Khlgerte Khlgerte Nutzerdefiniert

    0100200300400500

    1-Bestand 2-Schlechter

    Wrmeschutz

    3- Mssiger

    Wrmeschutz

    4-Passivhaus

    mit WP +

    Solarthermie

    Heating demand [kWh/(ma)]

    www.europhit.eu

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    Pre-certification for stepwise retrofits

    www.europhit.eu

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    Applicable all over Europe: International component criteria

    Verification of EnerPHit criteria according to quality of building components based on climate zone requirements

    www.europhit.eu

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    Variant calculation: how it works

    Entry of variousefficiency parameters

    Varied calculation values will be colour-coded+Applyparametersto the worksheets

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    Cost-efficiency comparison

    - Configuration of comparison parameters

    - Implemented results diagramme

    - Input of boundary conditions

    www.europhit.eu

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    Pilot Projects

    www.europhit.eu/projects

    www.europhit.eu

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    For more information

    www.europhit.eu

    The sole responsibility for the content of this presentation lieswith the authors. It does not necessarily reflect the opinion of theEuropean Union. Neither the EACI nor the EuropeanCommission are responsible for any use that may be made ofthe information contained therein.

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    Guidance for data entry of NZEBs

    Error messages

    Plausibility checks

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    Systematic layout + Input assistance

    Headline with project data

    Error / Information column with input advice and error messages

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    Control worksheet: centralised assistance

    Error messages or information about- Incomplete input- Overview of possible input problems in PHPP file

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    Plausibility checks

    Es wurde eine sehr kleine Wrmeleitfhigkeit angesetzt

    Die Flche des Dachs und die der Bodenplatte weichen stark voneinander ab

    Die Flchen nach Osten/Westen bzwNorden/Sden weichen stark voneinander ab

    Der Verglasungsanteil am Gesamtgebude (inkl. Dach) ist sehr hoch oder sehr klein

    Es gibt sehr geringe U-Werte der Bauteile Es gibt sehr geringe Ug-Werte der Fenster Es wurde ein sehr kleiner Fenstereinbauwert

    fr seitlich oder oben eingegeben Es gibt keine Verteilverluste durch

    Heizungsrohre, ist das korrekt? Es wurde eine Lftung mit hoher WRG /

    hohem Luftwechsel eingegeben Die Flche fr PV / Solarthermie bersteigt

    die Dachflche

    Which support- Reasonable / corret data entry- Avoiding typing errors

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    Component recommendations

    The window traffic-light informs about meeting comfort criterion in winter

    Green: achieved

    Yellow: acceptable in case of small windows

    Red: not achieved, additional radiators are necessary

    Component recommendations serve as planning guidelines

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    Component data for entry of NZEBs

    Entry of several PV systems

    Detailed calculation of DHW distribution

    Heat recovery concepts for shower water

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    Input extension for PV systems

    Input possibility for- Up to 5 different PV systems- Allocation to building areas- Input of module surfaces

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    DHW+Distribution: Extension of input

    Possibility of input for- Several heating and DHW distribution pipes- Inside and outside thermal envelope- Each with consideration of thermal bridges

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    Auxiliary calculation: HR shower water

    Input of performance rate of shower HR from certified systemsSeparate consideration of DHW demand for showers and others

    Reduction of DHW demand

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    Connectivity and data access

    Optimised Import interface

    Availibility of components

    designPH as 3D data interface

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    Centralisation of all PHPP tools in one file

    - Import / Export macro- Import from PHPP 8- Profile settings- Row insertion- Import of component updates

    PHPP_V9.1_Tools

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    TodayComponent updatesPeriodical update all Certified Passive House ComponentsImport of component update lists into PHPP9Soon: Copy to Clipboard Feature :Enables copying of specific data from an individual Passive House Components by downloading it from the online component database.

    Link to component data base

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    PHPP 9 naturally also with designPH

    designPH 1.1: - Data export to PHPP 9- Shading factors relating to the project and current components

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    designPH EDU:- price for students / universities- Low budget licence fees, - Limited features or component availability- Available as bundle with PHPP 8

    designPH DEMO:- Free DEMO version- Limited features or component availability- No data export to PHPP - Available as download from www.designph.org

    designPH new versions

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    Updates / FAQs / Support Forum

    www.designph.org

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    Passive House design made easy!

    PHPP & designPH

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    www.passivehouse.com

    pbr Planungsbro Rohling | Erich-Kstner-Schule Stadt Leipzig

    Congress Center Leipzig

    Thursday, 16th of April, 9.00-13.00

    - Presentation of new features in PHPP9- Work with design variants or retrofit steps- Presentation of the new Passive House classes- Entry of buildings with cooling requirement

    Total of 80 participants. For more PHPP or designPH workshops check

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    FOR YOURATTENTION!

    THANK YOU

    www.passivehouse.com

    www.passipedia.org

    www.designph.org

    www.passivehouseconference.org

    Successful since 1991

    The Passive House Concept

    High comfort Highly efficient Cost effective Sustainable Approved User friendly NZEB-ready

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    Urheberrechtshinweis:

    Bitte beachten Sie folgenden Hinweis zum Urheberrecht: Die vorliegende Foliensammlung wurde zusammengestellt fr die Teilnehmer der untengenannten Veranstaltung. Diese Datei bzw. ein Papierausdruck ist nur zur Informationszweckenund zum persnlichen Gebrauch fr die Teilnehmer dieser Veranstaltung bestimmt. Die berlassung der Datei begrndet kein Recht zur Weitergabe an Dritte oder ein Recht zurVerffentlichung in jedweder Form. Die Inhalte bleiben geistiges Eigentum des Passivhaus Instituts. Insbesondere ist eine weitergehende Verwendung einzelner Inhalte (Folien) ohneausdrckliche Zustimmung seitens des Passivhaus Instituts nicht gestattet.

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