Tabesh

The latest offering from Tabesh Rayan Energy, the Tabesh program, has quickly become a go-to resource for anyone involved in building design and energy efficiency. The latest version, 2.0, comes packed with features geared towards the meticulous monitoring and improving of energy savings within buildings. Available as a free download, this Education category Science Tools software is designed to run on Windows XP, 7, 8, 10, and 11. The program installation file, TABESH.exe, is up-to-date and can be obtained from the developer's website.

With Tabesh 2.0, users can efficiently calculate a building's heating and cooling gains throughout the day, identifying peak times for both the overall project and individual rooms. The program also allows users to check the efficacy of insulation in buildings, a feature that results in more energy savings. Specifically built for monitoring energy efficiency, Tabesh provides intelligent results, including compliance with the National building code and an energy label for the building once the calculations are completed.

Supporting both single-layer and double-layer glass windows, Tabesh helps simulate the thermal properties of around 300 types of building materials. The software also allows customization, enabling users to add new materials and perform calculations to determine various key properties such as surface unit weight, inertia, and thermal conductivity. Additionally, it provides a range of tools, including hot water consumption determination, window conductivity evaluation, energy loss comparison, and solar heat gain through glass rollers and shades.

Pros:

• Comprehensive suite of features tailored for energy efficiency analysis.
• Supports a wide array of operating systems including older versions like Windows XP/7.
• User-friendly with features like intelligent material classification and the ability to add new materials.

Cons:

• The program operates under a Demo license, which may limit some functionalities.
• Requires a technical understanding of building and energy concepts to make full use of its features.

Other notable aspects include the ability to account for the geographical and climate specifics of cities, consideration of horizontal and vertical window shades, and conditions related to the temperature and humidity of inside designs. Whether dealing with the thermal properties of new materials or checking the thermal conductivity of double-layer windows, Tabesh offers a valuable, scientific approach to energy-saving practices in building projects. For those looking to download a robust tool for improving building energy efficiency, Tabesh certainly stands out, especially for anyone in the field of building design and energy management.

You may want to check out more software, such as Panel, Avantage BPM Foundation or Lasergene, which might be similar to Tabesh.