V24.3 - The new feature pack is here!
The Feature Pack LINEAR Solutions V24.3 is now available in the LINEAR Installation Center and comes with many new improvements and features.
Tag: Cooling load
New tutorial on the topic of cooling convectors
In this course, you will learn how cooling convectors are dimensioned based on the calculated cooling load. Using an example project, we demonstrate the dimensioning in an office building with LINEAR Building.
![[Translate to Englisch:] Pfistermühle](/fileadmin/_processed_/0/4/csm_Pfistermuehle_Titel_8af3139efb.jpg)
New possibility of use for the historic Pfistermühle
Volanteq GmbH created an innovative MEP concept for the conversion of the 16th century Pfistermühle in Munich. The engineering company relied on BIM-compliant design with LINEAR from the very beginning.
![[Translate to Englisch:] The Valley – Neues Quartier in Amsterdam Zuidas](/fileadmin/_processed_/b/5/csm_valley-artikel_hero_neu_fb59ccc523.jpg)
The Valley – New quarter in Amsterdam Zuidas
The Valley project impresses not only with its unique architecture, but also with its meticulous implementation. We will provide you with insights into the realization of the entire project as well as information on the use of the LINEAR software in the planning of floor heating systems.
![[Translate to Englisch:] Behaglicher Komfort vs. Energieeinsparung](/fileadmin/_processed_/b/5/csm_LP_Titel_KeyVisua_neu_0385bff54b.jpg)
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COZY COMFORT VS. ENERGY SAVING
The goal of a building services system is usually to create a comfortable environment for the users of the building. Furthermore, the energy demand of the system should be limited to the necessary. Load calculations are required for dimensioning the building services…
Annual Simulation - Aren’t they the Same?
The calculation of the required cooling capacity for system dimensioning is increasingly based on dynamic simulation methods. In the previous parts of this article series, the factors influencing the cooling load calculation according to VDI 2078 have been discussed. In this final part, we examine…