Abstract
The detailed energy simulations for buildings in Malaysia have become possible after the recent construction of a Malaysian TRY (Test Reference Year) that is based on 21 years of hourly weather data from Subang Meteorological Station. The climatic parameters contained in the TRY are dry bulb temperature, wet bulb temperature, absolute humidity, relative humidity, cloud cover, wind speed, wind direction, sunshine hours, global, diffuse, and beam solar radiation. It is noted that the computer program TSBI3 uses the TRY to perform annual energy simulations for buildings hour–by-hour. The input and output are very detailed, thus, making TSBI3 a powerful tool for detailed energy analysis and optimization of buildings. Other applications of the TRY are manifold that include energy studies for solar systems and photovoltaic architecture.
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