PHPP, the Ideal Planning Tool for Highly Energy Efficient Buildings

24th/25th May, 22nd/23rd August & 21st/22nd November 2012, 9am - 4.30pm

The PHPP (Passive House Planning Package) is a software tool used to help designing and certifying Passive Houses. It has proven itself over many years as a reliable and accurate instrument for energy balance calculations and for the implementation of design changes in order to improve these energy balances on domestic and commercial buildings.

This 2-day workshop is tailored for architects and consultants who would like to get to know the Passive House Planning Package and for Certified Passive House Designers, who would like to refresh their knowledge or get help with current projects. It will be presented by I. Theoboldt, who was instrumental for the design and certification of the first three Scottish Passive Houses, the first domestic Passive House in England and is also connected to about 80 further Passive House Projects world-wide.

Day 1:

9:00am    Registration, coffee/tea and networking

9:40am    Introduction of the SPHC

9:45am    Brief introduction to the PHPP and comparison with other tools

10:00am  PHPP – U-values, areas, thermal bridging

11:15am  Short break

11:30am  Ground, windows, window type, shading, summer shading, summer case, summer ventilation

1:00pm    Lunch

2:00pm    Ventilation, Annual heat demand, Monthly Method

4:15pm    Workshop Round-up, Questions and discussion

4:30pm    End of 1st day    

Day 2:

9:00am     Registration, coffee/tea and networking

9.30am     PHPP – Heating load, cooling, cooling units, cooling load

11:15am   Short break

11:30am   DHW & distribution, solar DHW, Electricity, Electricity Non-Dom, Aux. Electricity

1:00pm     Lunch

2:00pm     PE value, Compact, Boiler, District Heat, Climate Data, IHG, IHG Non-Dom, Use Non-Dom, Data

4:15pm     Workshop Round-up, Questions and discussion

4:30pm     End of 2nd day

 

Location: SPHC 24 Fairykirk Road, Rosyth Fife, KY11 2QQ

Cost: £295 + VAT

 

Interested in attending? Please send an email to: dm@sphc.co.uk or phone 0845 3883 716