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Courses - Spring 2024
ENME
Engineering, Mechanical Department Site
Open Seats as of
04/26/2024 at 10:30 PM
ENME742
Urban Microclimate and Energy
Credits: 3
Grad Meth: Reg, Aud, S-F
Jointly offered with: ENME424.
Credit only granted for: ENME808I, ENME424 or ENME742.
Formerly: ENME808I.
Examines urban microclimate from the perspective of transient heat and mass transfer using building energy simulations for building clusters. The focus is on understandingbuilding energy consumption and environmental impacts from the individual building scale (~100) to a neighborhood scale (~103). Emerging morphological properties of building clustersmodulate transient convective and radiative heat transfer resulting in different localmicroclimatic conditions. At the neighborhood scale, these conditions are analyzed using heatand mass transfer simulations in building clusters to provide boundary conditions for transient building energy simulations. At the individual building scale, besides the energy consumption,this course examines connection between indoor and outdoor environments.