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--- planning:tools [2024/03/29 20:37] – [Passive House Design Tools] david.mi.edwards
+++ planning:tools [2024/04/12 13:37] (current) – [Additional Tools] mpatyna
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 | ::: |**[[https://passivehouse.com/04_phpp/06_bim2ph/06_bim2ph.html|bim2PH]]** |bim2PH is the new BIM Tool developed by the Passive House Institute, which allows efficiency data entry in 3D BIM software and transfers information for the energy balance calculation and efficiency design into the Passive House Planning Package (PHPP).|EN, DE|
 | ::: |**[[https://passivehouse.com/04_phpp/07_districtph/07_districtph.html|districtPH]]** |districtPH is used to create energy balances for neighborhoods, from smaller groups of buildings up to whole districts.|EN|
 ===== Additional Tools =====
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 | ::: |**[[.:ventilation_tool|]]** |The tool offers all sorts of information about ventilation units, like performance, dimensions, installation options, to facilitate finding a suitable device for the specific requirements of the customers specific situation.|EN|
 | ::: |**[[.:phluft|]]** |The PHLuft Tool consists of the three parts: Heat output, Ground heat exchanger (air based), Heat exchanger. The Tool is intended to aid designers of Passive House ventilation systems.|DE|
-| ::: |**[[.:pressure_loss_calculation_tool|]]** |Calculation of pressure losses in ventilation ducts (circular and rectangular).|DE, EN|
+| ::: |**[[.:pressure_loss_calculation_tool|]]** |Calculation of pressure losses in ventilation ducts (circular and rectangular).|EN, DE|
 | ::: |**[[.:pherde|]]** |The tool is intended to serve Passive House designers as an aid for the design and calculation of brine-to-earth heat exchangers.|DE|
 |**[[.:cooling|Cooling]]** |**[[.:cooling_systems_tool|]]** |Different cooling configurations can quickly be entered and compared, so that an informed choice of the appropriate system combination is possible.|EN|
-|**[[.:heat_pump|Heat pump]]** |**[[.:heat_pump_tool|]]** |It derives the optimal COP (heating) and EER (cooling) test points from the available manufacturer data (e.g. HSPF/SCOP or SEER). The test points can be entered in PHPP10. A version for PHPP9 is available as well.|EN|
+|**[[.:heat_pump|Heat pump]]** |**[[.:heat_pump_tool|]]** |It derives the test points for COP (heating) and EER (cooling) from the available manufacturer data (e.g. HSPF/SCOP or SEER). Tool versions are available for both PHPP 9 (only air-to-air HP) and PHPP 10 (ground- and air-to-water HP as well).|EN|
-| ::: |**[[.:tools:heat_pump_water_heaters|Heat pump water heaters]]** |This tool helps to enter heat pump water heaters inside the thermal envelope into PHPP10.|EN|
+| ::: |**[[.:tools:heat_pump_water_heaters|Heat pump water heaters]]** |This tool helps to enter heat pump water heaters inside the thermal envelope into PHPP10.|EN, DE|
 |**[[.:electricity|Electricity]]** |**[[.:lift_energy_demand_tool|]]** |This tool helps to assess the energy demand of lifts using the Excel®-Tool of the Passive House Institute. The assessment follows the calculations presented in VDI 4707 2009-3.|EN, DE|
 |**[[.:monitoring|Monitoring]]** |**[[.:data_processing_tool|]]** |This tool aids in the preparation of measurement data for use in the energy balancing with PHPP|EN, DE|