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PHPP & designPH
Energy efficiency planning at a higher level

Passive House Institute, Jan Steiger, 1 June 2015
What is PHPP?
Passive House Planning Package
- Energy balance calculation within a
conventional Excel format
- Simple and direct data input
- Validated accuracy of results
- Continuous further development
- Verification tool for Passive House
buildings and EnerPHit retrofits
- Includes detailed user manual with
energy efficiency advice
- Import/Export data interface for other
programmes
- 3D data entry tool designPH (plug-in

for SketchUP)
Adjust all sorts of Parameters
THERMAL
BRIDGES
INSULATION
WINDOWS
AIRTIGHTNESS
VENTILATION
(natural/mechanical)
SHADING
Enter and evaluate all sorts of designs
Verification
Start
Check
Variants
Comparison
PE- demand
worksheets
Cooling case
worksheets
Heating case
worksheets
DHW+Distribution
SummVent
Climate
U-Value
Building
envelope
SolarDHW
Mechanical
systems
Use non-res
Summer
Areas
Electr. non-res
Ground
Components
Passive
cooling?
Shading
yes
no
frequency
of overheating
10%
no
PV
IHG Non-Res
yes
Windows
Aux electricity
Cooling
Ventilation
Optional:
Compact
Cooling units
Additional vent
HP
Annual heating
HP Ground
Cooling load
Boiler
Heating
Input required
District heat
Entry possibly required
Heating load
no
Heating case
criteria met?
PE Value
yes
no
Cooling case
criteria met?*
* Not for EnerPHit
yes
no
PE value
criteria met?
No entry required
yes
Passive
House /
EnerPHit
PHPP Illustrated by Sarah Lewis :

It`s easy!
Step-by-Step approach how to enter building data into PHPP 8

General recommendations for Passive House design
Released by RIBA Publishing
PHPP 9: Calculation results

- Annual heating demand [kWh/(ma)]
and maximal heating load [W/m]
- In case of active cooling: annual cooling
demand [kWh/(ma)] and maximal
cooling load [W/m]
- Comfort in summer through passive
cooling: Frequency of overheating [%]
- Annual Primary Energy Renewable and
Primary energy demands for all energy
services in the entire building
[kWh/(ma)]
- Estimation of annual renewable energy
gains [kWh/(ma)]
PHPP: Validated precision
Monitoring projects:
Comparison of
calculated demand and
measured consumption
- Very good compliance of the energy demand calculated with PHPP and
the measured consumption or load detected in monitoring projects
- Compliance of the calculated heating load
- The more efficient the building, the lower the deviations
- No performance gaps when planning with PHPP

- PHPP is the ideal design tool for efficient buildings like
- Passive Houses, NZEBs or other efficiency projects !

Primrenergie
/ Heizwrmebedarf
[kWh/(ma)]
Primary
energy / Heating
energy demand
[kWh/(ma)]
Bezug
auf
Nutzflche/
Wohnflche
Useful floor space / living space
Passive Houses have been succsesfully

designed and build with PHPP since 20 years !
Primrenergie
Primary
energy
WSchV
WSchV 77
77
150
150
Primary
Primrenergiebedarf:
energy demant: 180
180
Heating,
Heizung,hot
Warmwasser,
water,
160
160
auxiliary
Hilfsenergie
electricity
Heizwrme
Heat energy
140
140
Heat
Heizwrmebedarf
energy demand
WSchV 82
120
120
WSchV95
WSchV95
EnEV
EnEV
02/04/07
02/04/07
100
100
50
50
Source: 17
International
Passive House
Conference in
Frankfurt/M.
100
100
EnEV09
EnEV09
8080
EnEV14
EnEV14
6060
4040
Passivehouse
Pilot project
Passivehouse Promotion by KfW
00
1978
1978 1982
1982 1986
1986 1990 1994 1998
1998 2002
2002 2006
2006 2010
2010 2014
2014 2018
2018
2020
00
2021
NZEB?
90% Reduction of Heating

Energy Demand
200 kWh/(ma)
Passive
House
Institute
Passive House Institute,
Jan
Steiger,
1 June
2015
15 kWh/(ma)
often
more
than
90%
Unterrainer
PH
Average existing buildings:

fossile fuel
Calculate the reduction potential with PHPP!.....
Heating Energy Consumption in DE

Mrd kWh
and enable the transition to high efficiency

to make a sustainable energy supply feasible
Trend
Acc. EnEV
Efficiency technology
Avaiable
Sustainable
Energy
PHPP: An international tool
More information: www.passivehouse.com
PHPP* resellers available:

Australia | Austria | Belgium | Bulgaria | Canada | Czech Republic | Denmark | England | Estonia | Finland | France | Germany | Greece |
Hungary | Ireland | Italy | Japan | Korea | Kosovo | Latvia | Netherlands | Poland | Russia | Serbia | Slovakia | Spain | Sweden | Switzerland |
Ukraine | USA
PHPP* translations available:
Belgian | Bulgarian | Czech | Dutch | English | French | Flemish | German | Hungarian | Italian | Japanese | Korean | Polish | Russian | Spanish
| Serbian | Swedish | Slovakian | Ukrainian |
* Latest version of PHPP may not be available in all languages
For an international standard!
7 Very hot
6 Hot
5 Warm
4 Warm, temperate
3 Cool, temperate
2 Cold
1 Arctic
1 Energy recovery
Passivhaus Institut 2014
Now including component and certification criteria for 7 international climate zones
Climate
Heating
climate
Cooling
climate
No
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
Region
Arctic
Cold
Cool-temperate
Warm-temperate
Warm
Hote
Very hot
Heating-/Cooling-Region Indicator
> 118
> 53,8
> 27
> -4
All others
> 118
> 139,5
Passive House Planning Package 9 (2015)
NEW! in PHPP 9
The energy balance and planning tool for efficient
buildings and retrofits such as Passive House
buildings and NZEBs
-
Sustainability evaluation after PER factors
Verification of Passive House classes
International climate zones and EnerPHit criteria
Input for calculation of variants
Cost-efficiency comparison for planning variants
Systematic input assistance and error messages
Extension of calculation fo heat losses for DHW
Comprehensive component categories included
Extension of PHPP additional tools

Passive House Institute
The NZEB Challange
Enable sustainable energy supply

Apply highest efficiency and couple it
With renewable energy production
The new Passive House Classes:
Classic - Plus - Premium
Evaluation of energy generation

Do not allocate energy generation directly with energy demand!
- The plus energy approach leads to erroneous optimisation.
- Multi-storey buildings are systematically penalised, since they have less
roof or facade areas in comparison to useful area available
PHI evaluation proposal:
- Energy generation will be drawn from planned ground area of heated
space.
- New off-site Incorporate systems
Primary Energy Renewable (PER)

Sustainability evaluation based on a future scenario in which only
renewable energies are in operation.
Passive House Institute 2014
Renewable energy
gains
Direct use of energy or

Energy storage
Energy demand
depending on use
Sustainable coverage of energy demand
The winter hole: annual course of energy demand

Even a Passive House cannot completely be supplied with PV
energy in winter! The more storeys, the harder it gets!
The new Passive House Classes

Basic requirement
Very low heating/cooling demand 15 kWh/(ma)
Classic
Plus
Premium
classic
Efficiency !
+ Generation of renewable energy and high

energy efficiency
for efficiency and renewables

premium
120
Renewable
energy production
[kWhPER/(mGrund*a)]
30
plus
60
4530
classic
Renewable
Primary Energy Demand
[kWhPER/(mEBF*a)]
60
Renewable Primary Energy Demand: Heating, DHW, Auxhiliary and Appliances
PER / PE Criteria - Efficiency
Verification of Passive House Classes
Customary verification of PE is still available

Evaluation of
efficiency and RES
specific to the
project
Practical challenges designing NZEBs
Deal with design design variants and

efficiency options
Plan and visualise step-by-step
refurbishment processes
Enable economic comparisons of
efficiency options
Calculation of variants: what is possible?
Active variant
Parallel calculation of all variants

- Evaluation of planning variants
- Determination of modernisation steps
- Representation of demand reduction
Energy balance for stepwise retrofit

Passivhaus mit PHPP Version 9.1
Variantenberechnung
Passivhaus-Reihenendhaus / Klima: PHPP-Standard / EBF: 156 m / Heizen: 19,86 kWh/(ma) / bertemperatur: 0,7 % / PER: 43,8 kWh/(ma)
5-EnerPHit
Bestand
Fenster und
Tren
Auenwanddmmung
Dach und
Luftdichtheitstest
EnerPHit
aktiv
Einheit
kWh/(ma)
19,9
13,2
174,2
71,9
107,1
47,3
48,5
25,0
27,8
16,7
19,9
13,2
0,7
43,8
nein
0,2
214,2
nein
0,0
0,2
140,5
nein
0,0
0,4
76,0
nein
0,0
0,6
52,2
nein
0,0
0,7
43,8
nein
0,0
Kessel
Fernwrme
aktive Variante
whlen >>
Ergebnisse
Heizwrmebedarf
Heizlast
Khl- + Entfeuchtungsbedarf
Khllast
bertemperaturhufigkeit (> 25 C)
PER-Bedarf
Passivhaus Classic?
W/m
kWh/(ma)
W/m
%
kWh/(ma)
ja / nein
Endenergie
Nutzerdefiniert: verknpfte Ergebnisse
Eingangsgren
Einheit
Bauteilschichten
U-Werte
Strahlungsbilanz
Flchen
Wrmebrcken
Flchen
Fenster und Verschattung
Fenster
Lftung
Lftung
Wrmeerzeuger
Kompressor-Khlgerte
Nutzerdefiniert
25
PER
Khlgerte
Wert
500
400
Verschattung
300
SommLuft
200
WP
100
0
Heating demand [kWh/(ma)]
Kompakt
1-Bestand
2-Schlechter 3- Mssiger 4-Passivhaus

Wrmeschutz Wrmeschutz mit WP +
Solarthermie
www.europhit.eu
Pre-certification for stepwise retrofits
www.europhit.eu
Applicable all over Europe:

International component criteria
Verification of EnerPHit criteria according to

quality of building components based
on climate zone requirements
www.europhit.eu
Variant calculation: how it works

Entry of various
efficiency parameters
Varied calculation values will be colour-coded

+
Apply
parameters
to the
worksheets
Cost-efficiency comparison
- Configuration of comparison parameters

- Implemented results diagramme
- Input of boundary conditions
www.europhit.eu
Pilot Projects
www.europhit.eu/projects
www.europhit.eu
For more information
www.europhit.eu
The sole responsibility for the content of this presentation lies

with the authors. It does not necessarily reflect the opinion of the
European Union. Neither the EACI nor the European
Commission are responsible for any use that may be made of
the information contained therein.
Guidance for data entry of NZEBs
Error messages
Plausibility checks
Systematic layout + Input assistance
Headline with project data
Error / Information column with input advice and error messages

Control worksheet: centralised assistance
Error messages or information about

- Incomplete input
- Overview of possible input problems in PHPP file
Plausibility checks
Which support
- Reasonable / corret data entry
- Avoiding typing errors
Es wurde eine sehr kleine Wrmeleitfhigkeit

angesetzt
Die Flche des Dachs und die der
Bodenplatte weichen stark voneinander ab
Die Flchen nach Osten/Westen bzw
Norden/Sden weichen stark voneinander ab
Der Verglasungsanteil am Gesamtgebude
(inkl. Dach) ist sehr hoch oder sehr klein
Es gibt sehr geringe U-Werte der Bauteile
Es gibt sehr geringe Ug-Werte der Fenster
Es wurde ein sehr kleiner Fenstereinbauwert
fr seitlich oder oben eingegeben
Es gibt keine Verteilverluste durch
Heizungsrohre, ist das korrekt?
Es wurde eine Lftung mit hoher WRG /
hohem Luftwechsel eingegeben
Die Flche fr PV / Solarthermie bersteigt
die Dachflche
Component recommendations
The window traffic-
light informs about

meeting comfort criterion
in winter
Green: achieved
Yellow: acceptable in case
of small windows
Red: not achieved,
additional radiators are
necessary
Component recommendations serve as planning guidelines
Component data for entry of NZEBs
Entry of several PV systems

Detailed calculation of DHW distribution
Heat recovery concepts for shower water
Input extension for PV systems
Input possibility for

- Up to 5 different PV systems
- Allocation to building areas
- Input of module surfaces
DHW+Distribution: Extension of input
Possibility of input for

-
Several heating and DHW distribution pipes
Inside and outside thermal envelope
Each with consideration of thermal bridges
Auxiliary calculation: HR shower water

Input of performance rate of
shower HR from certified
systems
Separate consideration of DHW
demand for showers and
others
Reduction of DHW demand
Connectivity and data access
Optimised Import interface

Availibility of components
designPH as 3D data interface
PHPP_V9.1_Tools
Centralisation of all PHPP tools in one file
Import / Export macro
Import from PHPP 8
Profile settings
Row insertion
Import of component updates
Link to component data base
Today
Component updates
Periodical update all Certified Passive House Components
Import of component update lists into PHPP9
Soon:
Copy to Clipboard Feature :

Enables copying of specific data from an individual Passive House
Components by downloading it from the online component
database.
PHPP 9 naturally also with designPH
designPH 1.1:
-
Data export to PHPP 9

Shading factors relating to the project and current components
designPH new versions
designPH EDU:
-
price for students / universities

Low budget licence fees,
Limited features or component availability
Available as bundle with PHPP 8
designPH DEMO:
Free DEMO version

Limited features or component availability
No data export to PHPP
Available as download from www.designph.org
Updates / FAQs / Support Forum
www.designph.org
PHPP & designPH
Passive House design made easy!

Congress Center Leipzig
Thursday, 16th of April, 9.00-13.00

-
Presentation of new features in PHPP9

Work with design variants or retrofit steps
Presentation of the new Passive House classes
Entry of buildings with cooling requirement
pbr Planungsbro Rohling | Erich-Kstner-Schule Stadt Leipzig
Total of 80 participants. For more PHPP or designPH workshops check
www.passivehouse.com
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Highly efficient
Cost effective
Sustainable
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NZEB-ready
FOR YOUR
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PHPP & designPH

Energy efficiency planning at a higher level

- 3D data entry tool designPH (plug-in

Adjust all sorts of Parameters

Passive House Institute, Jan Steiger, 1 June 2015

Enter and evaluate all sorts of designs

Passive House Institute, Jan Steiger, 1 June 2015

Entry possibly required

* Not for EnerPHit

Passive House Institute, Jan Steiger, 1 June 2015

PHPP Illustrated by Sarah Lewis :

Step-by-Step approach how to enter building data into PHPP 8

Passive House Institute, Jan Steiger, 1 June 2015

PHPP 9: Calculation results

Passive House Institute, Jan Steiger, 1 June 2015

PHPP: Validated precision

- No performance gaps when planning with PHPP

- Passive Houses, NZEBs or other efficiency projects !

Passive Houses have been succsesfully

Passivehouse Promotion by KfW

Passive House Institute, Jan Steiger, 1 June 2015

90% Reduction of Heating

Average existing buildings:

Calculate the reduction potential with PHPP!.....

Heating Energy Consumption in DE

and enable the transition to high efficiency

Passive House Institute, Jan Steiger, 1 June 2015

PHPP: An international tool

More information: www.passivehouse.com

PHPP* resellers available:

Passive House Institute, Jan Steiger, 1 June 2015

For an international standard!

Passivhaus Institut 2014

Passive House Institute, Jan Steiger, 1 June 2015

Passive House Planning Package 9 (2015)

Passive House Institute, Jan Steiger, 1 June 2015

Sustainability evaluation after PER factors

Verification of Passive House classes

International climate zones and EnerPHit criteria

Input for calculation of variants

Cost-efficiency comparison for planning variants

Systematic input assistance and error messages

Extension of calculation fo heat losses for DHW

Comprehensive component categories included

Extension of PHPP additional tools

Passive House Institute, Jan Steiger, 1 June 2015

The NZEB Challange

Enable sustainable energy supply

Passive House Institute, Jan Steiger, 1 June 2015

Evaluation of energy generation

Passive House Institute, Jan Steiger, 1 June 2015

Primary Energy Renewable (PER)

Passive House Institute 2014

Direct use of energy or

Passive House Institute, Jan Steiger, 1 June 2015

Sustainable coverage of energy demand

Passivhaus Institut 2014

The winter hole: annual course of energy demand

The new Passive House Classes

Very low heating/cooling demand 15 kWh/(ma)

+ Generation of renewable energy and high

Passive House Institute, Jan Steiger, 1 June 2015

for efficiency and renewables

PER / PE Criteria - Efficiency