International Energy Conservation Code

International Energy Conservation Code 1998 All Buildings Simplified commercial provisions added as Chapter 7 and low-rise residential Solar Heat Gain Coefficient reguirement. 

Inteniational Energy Conservation Code 2000. (2000). Falls Church, VA International Code Council. 

Mass conservation equations apply to water and air. When the porous medium is deformable, the momentum balance equation (mechanical equilibrium) is also taken into account. In non-isothermal problems, the internal energy balance for the total porous medium must be considered. The basic equations solved by the finite element code CODE BRIGHT are ... 

In the last decades, ID models have been widely used for multiple purpose in the field of internal combustion engines and several codes are available on the market and in academies, both for commercial and research purposes [4—6]. Historically, different discretization approaches have been followed, but the most common are based on finite difference and finite volume ones, confining the finite element method only to research applications [7]. The finite volume and finite difference approaches are based on the formulation of ID conservation equation of mass, momentum, and energy for an unsteady and reacting flow. Usually, the level of simplification reached in a ID model allows to neglect the viscosity of the fluid and to lump the viscous phenomena into a gas-wall friction coefficient [8]. 

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