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Why Engineering Simulation Should Be Used in Green Building Design
Simulation enables engineers working in the green building field to virtually test and improve their designs, ensuring an optimized ventilation system (mechanical or natural), energy efficiency, thermal comfort and proper indoor air quality—all crucial factors in obtaining LEED or similar certification.
By Arnaud Girin
March 10, 2020
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by Arnaud Girin
With a mechanical design background, Arnaud Girin has worked for six years on design performance optimization with CFD and FEA tools. He is currently part of the SimScale team and is involved in simulation projects for multiple industries, with a focus on architecture, engineering, and construction.
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