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A reverse engineering method for evaluating the thermal behavior of a historical building

Authors: Hiva SHAMSBORHAN, Christophe PENNEL, Baptiste HEELE, Marine HERAULT

Publication date: October 10, 2016

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A wing of one of the ICAM buildings in Lille was chosen to understand its thermal behavior. This building is not well insulated and consumes a lot of energy, as shown by the gas consumption bill (~ 21 k€/year).

This building is called the "Auber building" because it runs parallel to Rue Auber in Lille, with geographic coordinates of 50° 37' 49'' N, 3° 2' 30'' E (see figure 1 ). It has a first floor, 1 er floor, 2nd floor and an attic with a roof. The building comprises classrooms and offices. The surface area of each floor is approximately 474 m 2 . The building's main entrance faces northeast, while the other side faces the ICAM...

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