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Dan Perunko, Balance Point Home Performance |
Designing comfortable and efficient homes requires that designers and installers set performance
targets and revise their designs to meet those performance targets. If modeling is used to
predict enclosure performance or potential comfort, other tools must be used to verify that the
modeled assumptions are achieved. Those same tools can be useful in calibrating inputs for
future designs to assure performance outcome is achieved. Ongoing performance feedback
is now realistic for residential applications. This presentation focuses on lessons learned from those
feedback tools and how to use them to enhance performance outcomes in future designs.
targets and revise their designs to meet those performance targets. If modeling is used to
predict enclosure performance or potential comfort, other tools must be used to verify that the
modeled assumptions are achieved. Those same tools can be useful in calibrating inputs for
future designs to assure performance outcome is achieved. Ongoing performance feedback
is now realistic for residential applications. This presentation focuses on lessons learned from those
feedback tools and how to use them to enhance performance outcomes in future designs.