Building Climatology Laboratory
The Building Climatology Laboratory is an institution of the Faculty of Business, Economics and Industrial Engineering. It is subordinate to the Chair of Building Physics/Building Climatology and Indoor Air Technology (holder: Prof. Dr.-Ing. Jens Bolsius). The responsible laboratory engineer is Dr. Liane Vogel.
Individual measuring devices, measuring equipment and software solutions for processing building climate problems are grouped together in the Building Climate Laboratory.
They are presented to students on the Housing and Real Estate Management course in lectures and exercises and are operated by the students themselves as part of practical courses.
In addition, the measuring equipment is often used to work on student assignments (project work, diploma, bachelor's or master's theses) and research papers.
Contact:
Dr.-Ing. Liane Vogel
Responsible Laboratory Engineer Building Climatology
Faculty W, Zittau/Görlitz University of Applied Sciences
Theodor-Körner-Allee 16, 02763 Zittau
Location:
The Building Climatology Laboratory is located in Building Z2 (Room K7, Schliebenstraße 21, 02763 Zittau)
Measuring equipment:
- Sound measurement technology
- Thermography
- Blower door
- Comfort measuring device
- Devices for indoor climate measurement
Software:
- TRISCO for thermal bridge calculation
- WUFI for the transient calculation of heat and moisture distribution in building components
- HighEnd for creating energy performance certificates for residential and non-residential buildings