ABOUT CEKEKOHR
So, you have a house. In fact, you have had a house for some time. You
love your house. Well, you used to love it. Recently, you have started to
notice, that things are beginning to get somewhat out of hand. In winter,
the house is a little too cold. Well, very cold, to be accurate. Sometimes,
it feels as if your heating is designed to warm up the air outside, but
keep the room temperature at steady 14°C. You are sleeping under a
duvet, a blanket, and two quilts. And then the winter is over, and the
temperature goes straight through the roof. At this point you are
beginning to suspect that the problem isn’t with your body’s natural
temperature regulation.
Depending on your particular psychological response to the situation,
you can either take pleasure in experiencing the change of seasons
inside your home or – call an energy consultant. The kind of energy
consultant who can conduct tests of efficiency, explain to you where
energy is lost, and advise on what energy efficiency measures should be
taken. Most of the advice revolves around the special topics of building
technology, building physics, and building biology. However, before all
this becomes possible, such a consultant will need the technical plans of
your home. It may happen that all you have is a scanned copy in poor
condition. In that case, as it frequently happens, the plans have to be
cleaned and converted into a format that is suitable for further
processing in energy consultant programmes. Unless the plans become
readable, you will have to learn to cope positively with temperature
oscillations. Or you can use Celekohr.
Upload the pixellated copies of the plan to Celekohr and let it take care
of the rest. Celekohr analyses the scans, identifies the walls, doors, and
windows and bit by bit transforms the plan into a 3-D model with which a
consultant can solve your problem – and, perhaps, recommend a small
renovation project. But that’s a whole different story.