1711 KB0 KB202120252022Boloorchi, Fatemehletnik:13številka:issue 1str. 50-60DOI:10.2478/jlst-2023-0004COBISSID_HOST:145614083ISSN:2784-7497URN:URN:NBN:SI:doc-5SRJKZSNenDe Gruyter PolandFakulteta za logistikoLogistics, supply chain, sustainability and global challengesAutodesk Insight 360BIMmaterial oknapoložaj oknasenčilavelikost oknawidow shadingswindow materialwindow positionwindow sizeAnalyzing the energy analysis tool (The Autodesk Insight 360) of BIM during the early stages of the design process in terms of window factors in a single-family house|In designing eco-buildings, windows play a big part in minimizing the energy load. There has not been any easy-to-use software to speed up the process, even after many recent studies about environment-friendly window size, shading, position, and material. Thus, a single-family house with simple geometry in Kvemelto karti, Georgia, was simulated to introduce an alternative method to manage this gap. A building information model (BIM) was devised for this procedure through Autodesk Revit® due to its simplicity, popularity, interoperability and convenience among its users. Not to mention, the energy analysis tool (The Autodesk Insight 360) in Revit (BEM) displays the total energy load while, in this case, focusing on window size, position, material, and shading executed by Autodesk Green Building Studio®. The early energy analysis (the optimum window-to-wall ratio (WWR), the windows’ location in the wall, material, and shading) suggested by BEM does not give enough information to apply in the early stages of design and create a net-zero-energy building. The aim is to show the gap between data-driven from BEM and design strategies and to display the information required to be more detailed. For this purpose, after using Insight 360 (a web-based tool) for investigating window shades, material, and WWR, it has been concluded that there is a need for a more convenient way to automate the process in more depth. They could help to pick a viable widow shading, size, position, and material. Besides, choosing determined factors using just BEM is not practical because detailed characteristics of window factors as determining elements are not defined. This tool has its limitationsPri načrtovanju ekoloških stavb imajo okna pomembno vlogo pri zmanjševanju energetske obremenitve. Tudi po številnih nedavnih študijah o okolju prijazni velikosti, senčenju, položaju in materialu oken še ni bilo enostavne programske opreme, ki bi pospešila postopek. Tako je bila simulirana enodružinska hiša s preprosto geometrijo v mestu Kvemelto karti v Gruziji, da bi predstavili alternativno metodo za obvladovanje te vrzeli. Za ta postopek je bil zasnovan informacijski model stavbe (BIM) s programom Autodesk Revit® zaradi njegove preprostosti, priljubljenosti, interoperabilnosti in priročnosti med uporabniki. Orodje za energetsko analizo (The Autodesk Insight 360) v programu Revit (BEM) prikazuje skupno energetsko obremenitev, pri čemer se v tem primeru osredotoča na velikost, položaj, material in senčenje oken, ki ga izvaja Autodesk Green Building Studio®. Zgodnja energetska analiza (optimalno razmerje med oknom in steno (WWR), položaj okna v steni, material in senčenje), ki jo predlaga BEM, ne daje dovolj informacij, ki bi jih lahko uporabili v zgodnjih fazah projektiranja in ustvarili stavbo z ničelno neto porabo energije. Cilj je prikazati vrzel med podatki, pridobljenimi iz BEM, in strategijami projektiranja ter prikazati potrebne podrobnejše informacije. V ta namen je bilo po uporabi orodja Insight 360 (spletno orodje) za preučevanje okenskih senčil, materiala in WWR ugotovljeno, da je potreben priročnejši način za bolj poglobljeno avtomatizacijo postopka. Z njimi bi lahko pomagali pri izbiri ustreznega senčila vdove, velikosti, položaja in materiala. Poleg tega izbira določenih dejavnikov samo z uporabo BEM ni praktična, ker podrobne značilnosti okenskih dejavnikov kot določevalnih elementov niso opredeljene. To orodje ima svoje omejitveTEXTznanstveno časopisjejournalsSlovenian National E-content AggregatorNational and University Library of SloveniaUniverza v Mariboru, Fakulteta za logistiko