Digital Twin technology for decarbonising any built environment.
Integrated analysis tools for the design & retrofit of buildings.
Create a sustainable masterplan for a city, community or campus.
Optimise building performance at an individual level or across a portfolio.
Analyse the feasibility of energy network decarbonisation strategies
A customisable range of operational dashboards, portfolio management and community engagement tools.
Exceptional room & zone loads analysis for building & HVAC design.
Predict building energy consumption, CO2 emissions, peak demands, energy cost & renewable production.
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From consideration of passive architectural layouts to optimization of HVAC system designs, IESVE offers the most practical, efficient, and accurate CFD software available.
Consider façade design options with single-sided ventilation (e.g. low opening and high opening) versus cross ventilation as shown.
An atrium typically spans several floors in height, receives solar heat gain from a large glazed roof and so can frequently benefit from a CFD simulation to understand airflow patterns and overheating assessments.
Consider hot-aisle containment or cold-aisle containments in mission-critical data halls. Track particles with floor-level supply diffusers to ensure containment is achieved and that racks are safely maintained with acceptable ambient conditions.
Ensure safe conditions for hospital patients during critical surgery periods. Track particles with ceiling-level laminar supply diffusers to ensure containment is achieved with low-level exhausts. Age of Air CFD Simulations may be complete to ensure compliance with ASHRAE Standard 170.
Consider the impact on Occupant Thermal Comfort with a range of HVAC system options, including active chilled beams, overhead 4-way louvred diffusers or wall diffusers, and displacement ventilation with in-floor swirl diffusers.
Ensure safe conditions for pedestrians due to negative/positive wind pressures and evaluate risks for high wind-speeds when operable windows may need to be opened/closed. Large urban environments may be automatically imported using the ModelIT feature: Open Street Map.
Study carbon monoxide concentration levels inside car parks to determine how much airflow is achieved and examine typical scenarios to see how carbon monoxide is distributed. Meet local ventilation regulations, such as Part F in the UK, which requires ventilation rate is designed and equipment is installed to limit the carbon monoxide to: (a) an average concentration of not more than 30 ppm parts per million over an eight hour period; and (b) peak concentrations, such as by ramps and exits, of not more than 90 ppm for periods not exceeding 15 minutes.
Our MicroFlo application allows you to undertake internal or external airflow and thermal studies using Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD).
Contact our team to find out more about our airflow tools in the Virtual Environment.