CL BS
The capacity for people is the maximum capacity of
the heat that is produced, expressed in W/m², W or total number of people. For
persons, the capacity is calculated based on the specified CLO and MET values.
If W/m² is entered, heart-to-heart size, excluding wall thicknesses are used to determine the square meters.
The power specified here is the total power. In this the tangible power and the latent power are added together.
Standaard 0,7 CL BS
Dit is de thermische
isolatie van het lichaam ten gevolge van gedragen kleding, ook wel
kledingisolatie genoemd. 1 clo = 0,155 m².K/W. (ISSO 19 2.1.1.). Omdat deze instelling voor koellast gebruikt wordt, geven
we personen met weinig kleding op, zodat de warmteproductie hoog uitvalt. De
zomerperiode loopt van 27 april tot en met 27 september.
Let op: Eigen waarde kan worden ingevuld voor gebouwsimulatie, wanneer deze wordt ingevuld voor koellast zal gerekend worden met de dichtsbijzijnde hogere stanaard waarde.
Standard 0,9 CL BS
This is the thermal
insulation of the body as a result of worn clothing, also known as clothing
insulation. 1 CLO = 0.155 m².K / W. (ISSO 19 2.1.1.) Because this setting is
used for building simulation in winter, we give up people with a lot of
clothing, so that the heat production is low and more heating is required. If a
chair is used, the insulation resulting from the chair must be added to this
(0.15 clo for, for example, an office chair). The winter period runs from 28
September to 26 April.
Note: Own value can be entered for building simulation, if it is entered for cooling load, the closest higher standard value will be used.
Clothes |
[CLO] |
Naked |
0 |
In shorts |
0,1 |
Tropical clothes: (briefs, shorts, open-top shirt and short sleeves or T-shirt, thin socks and sandals) |
0,3 |
Light summerwear: (briefs, light long pants, shirt with open hem and short sleeves, thin socks and shoes) |
0,5 |
Light workclothes: (underwear, cotton work shirt with long sleeves, long work trousers, woolen socks and shoes or panties, underskirt, stockings, dress and shoes) |
0,7 |
Indoor winter clothes: (underwear, long-sleeved shirt, long pants, long-sleeved sweater, thick socks and shoes or panties, stockings, blouse, long skirt, cloak and shoes) |
1,0 |
Outdoor winter clothes: (cotton underwear with long sleeves and trouser legs, shirt, suit with long pants, jacket and vest, wool socks and heavy shoes) |
1,5 |
Standard RGD (126 W, M= 1,20)
CL BS
These are
for defined activities that include a wattage per person and a metabolism
(M).
1 MET = 58.2 W / m². For an adult, 1.8 m² should be charged per person. (ISSO 19 2.1.1.)
Note: Own value can be entered for building simulation, if this is entered for cooling load, the closest higher standard value will be used.
Activitity |
MET value |
Total power (Watt) |
Sensible Power bij 22 °C en clo=0,8 (Watt) |
Resting |
0,81 |
85 |
74 |
RGD-standard |
1,20 |
126 |
80 |
Sitting desk work |
1,24 |
130 |
83 |
Typing |
1,52 |
160 |
89 |
Light active sitting work |
2,00 |
210 |
101 |
Light active standing work |
2,86 |
300 |
131 |
3,81 |
400 |
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Heavy sports |
4,76 |
500 |
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The above table comes from the NEN 5067 cooling load standard (page 27, tables 1 and 1a) and is comparable to the table from ISSO 32 (table 6) and ISSO 8 (table 14).
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ISSO Publicatie 8 (2009) hoofdstuk 15 Berekening van de koellastbijdrage ten gevolge van de warmteafgifte door personen
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ISSO Kleintje Koellast (2010, erratum 2011), paragraaf 3.3 Koellastbijdrage door de warmteafgifte van personen
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ISSO Publicatie 32 (2011), paragraaf 1.8.1 Warmte afgegeven door personen
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