Provides a visual dashboard summarising the key results in your PHPP, with simple tips on how to start optimising your design.

PHPP has a graph to display the heat gains and losses for the space heating demand approach, which is a very useful design tool to help understand the design, including which heat transfer mechanisms are significant or trivial.There's not currently an equivalent graph for peak heating load.

Glass Performance Data Values are center of glass calculated using LBNL Window 7 per NFRC100 conditions. Argon fill is 90%...

PH Live Sync is an add-in for Autodesk® Revit® allowing two-way Live Syncing between the Passive House Planning Package (PHPP) and the BIM All the hard work is done for you! Simply and quickly sync your BIM model with the PHPP.

PHPP10 is the next iteration in Passive House design tools from PHI. This introduces huge changes for the work of high-performance building designers in Australia. Join Jason Quinn, Sustainable Engineering and Luc Plowman, Detail Green for this one hour webinar introducing the key changes and improvements to the PHPP software, and some discussion of the implications in relation to PHPP modelling and design of Passive House buildings in warm and warm temperate climates. Q+A to follow.

Presented by: Ed May Description: The Passive House Planning Package (PHPP) is a powerful tool for anyone looking to design, build or certify a Passive House project. This excel-based energy modeling software can yield tremendous insight into how our buildings are performing and can help design and construction teams identify the best pathways to a healthy, durable and low-energy project. However, along with this power comes complexity. The PHPP can often be quite intimidating to first-time users, and even experienced practitioners can easily get lost within this multifaceted tool. The comprehensive course, organized into easy to digest chapters, will introduce participants to the proper use of the PHPP within the context of a residential building project. By following along with the course, through a mix of self-paced online video tutorials and in-person sessions, participants will learn how to transform a set of architectural drawings, details and specifications into a fully fledged PHPP model. Along the way we'll also dive into the background, conventions, standards and rules which govern the use of the PHPP for Certified Passive House buildings. Additionally, we'll see how we can use the PHPP to test design iterations, evaluate building performance and gain a better understanding of the Passive House performance targets. This course is designed with the US practitioner in mind and will be conducted in English, using the IP version of the software. The course will work best for those participants who want to 'model-along' and so having a working copy of the PHPP v9.7-IP will be important, though not required. This course will be useful to anyone looking to better understand this powerful and important piece of the Passive House toolkit

AECB Energy software Add-on for the Passivhaus Planning Package (PHPP) for Embodied CO2, Costs and building the model

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PHPP Illustrated has 3 ratings and 0 reviews. All architects hoping to design to the Passive House standard need to know how to use The Passive House Pla...

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PassivLink is the Revit Add-in that exports data directly to PHPP