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--- planning:non-residential_passive_house_buildings:passive_house_retail [2018/04/23 15:19] – [Thermal protection] kdreimane
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 [{{:picopen:01_pb40_einfuehrung_en_abb.5.png?450|**Figure 5: Useful energy demand of a supermarket (similar to Figure 1) for heating and cooling with different internal heat sources.**
 An x-axis value of 0 shows the level of insulation required according to the German EnEV standard. The cooling demand is greater with higher internal loads, more insulation will then be contraproductive. Figure 7 demonstrates that additional natural ventilation in summer can solve this problem.}}]
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 Since internal heat gains are a decisive influencing parameter for the concept of the structural envelope, these will be examined in more detail here. Figure 6 illustrates how great the fluctuations in the heat gains can be in retail stores. \\
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 [{{:picopen:01_pb40_einfuehrung_en_abb.6.png?500|**Figure 6: Variation range of the internal heat gains. TK = deep freezing, NK = Normal cooling**}}]
-[{{:picopen:01_pb40_einfuehrung_en_abb.7.png?500|**Figure 7: As in Figure 5, but with an additional air change rate of 3 h<sup>-1</sup> for space cooling.**}}]
+[{{:picopen:01_pb40_einfuehrung_en_abb.7.png?550|**Figure 7: As in Figure 5, but with an additional air change rate of 3 h<sup>-1</sup> for space cooling.**}}]
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