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Technical manual for SBEM: Simplified Building Energy Model: Part of the National Calculation Methodology: SBEM for assessing the Energy performance of buildings. UK volume. 31 March 2011. Northern Ireland
Publication Year
2011
Document Status
Current
Abstract
Records the details for various calculation procedures adopted within SBEM: input data and source, assumptions made, calculation algorithm used and source, output data produced and commentary on strengths and weaknesses of the approach used.
Document History
For use in Northern Ireland. SBEM computer program not included. Technical manual version 31/08/2007. SBEM version 2.0.c. Building Regulations 2006. Technical manual version 10/12/2007. SBEM version 2.0.c. Building Regulations 2006. Technical manual version 25/03/2008. SBEM version 3.0.b. Building Regulations 2006. Technical manual version 02/10/2009. SBEM version 3.4.a. Building Regulations 2006. Technical manual version 01/03/2010. SBEM version 3.5.a. Building Regulations 2006. Technical manual version 09/06/2010. SBEM version 4.0.a. Building Regulations 2010. Technical manual version 31/03/2011. SBEM version 4.1.c. Building Regulations 2010.
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