WINSLT® 15099
WINISO® 2D/3D 15099
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Highly qualified software solutions in the fields of building physics and static calculation of windows, facades and glass.
Software portfolio
WINISO® 15099
Uf, Ψ, thermal bridges, isotherms, fRsi, mold and condensation risk
Software for detailed thermal performance and heat flow analysis of window and facade components. It calculates Uf-values, Ψ-values (linear thermal bridges), heat flows, isotherms and temperature fields according to EN ISO 10077-2 and also Ufr, Ueg and Ucg values based on ISO 15099 / NFRC. Supports 3D thermal bridge analysis and highly automated CAD geometry import (DWG/DXF), with FEM-based calculations.
GLASGLOBAL® ASTM
Glass statics according to ASTM
GLASGLOBAL® ASTM specialized for glass structural design based on the ASTM E1300-16 standard. It performs static structural analysis of glass panels and laminated glass (VSG) under loads such as snow, wind, dead weight and thermal loads, checking stresses and deflections against allowable limits and producing clear result reports.
WINSLT® 15099
Ug, g, gtot
Professional software to calculate light, solar and thermal characteristics of glazing (e.g., Ug, g, gtot, SHGC etc.) for glass assemblies — particularly with solar shading. It works with standards such as EN 410, EN ISO 673, EN ISO 52022-3 and ISO 15099, and creates performance data for Declarations of Performance and CE marking. Supports custom spectral data and extensive material libraries.
WINSPZ® 15099
sound test certificates
A sound and acoustics extension/editor based on the WINSLT framework. It lets users manage and input acoustic properties (e.g., Rw, STC, OITC, Ctr), use a sound data database, and integrate this information into projects and outputs. Effectively a module for sound values and acoustic performance data tied to glass and façade configurations
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