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Building Simulation Why Use Building Simulation? Monodraught engineers require a relatively low amount of data to carry out modelling and are able to give a whole overview of typical ‘What if?’ scenarios. What is Building Simulation? As an example, on a low energy cooling system installation, a typical question would be Through the progression of technology and research, it is now possible to perform extensive building analysis through computer simulation both quickly and accurately. “Is it going to work on the hotter days?” Monodraught engineers simulate building designs with advanced dynamic...

Thermal Modelling IES Performance Components To help architects and consultants deliver low maintenance, energy efficient designs within the built environment, Monodraught have collaborated with IES to develop Performance Components – a revolutionary way of modelling Natural Ventilation and Natural Cooling systems using the Virtual Environment Suite. Dynamic Thermal Simulation A dynamic thermal simulation encompasses all the design parameters that influence the way in which a building responds to the external environment. Users can create a model that replicates the exact physical form of a building,...

Daylight Simulation LUX Plotter The LUX plotter is a mathematical model developed for Monodraught by the University of Liverpool for determining the size and number of Monodraught SUNPIPE® Natural Lighting systems required to achieve a desired lux level in a given space. The FlucsDL module enables the designer to determine the indoor daylight conditions in different rooms within a building model to ascertain the daylight factors and light levels experienced within a space. Monodraught have experimentally determined the design parameters associated with our Natural Lighting systems. Therefore,...

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