On rational design of low energy building external components
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Publication date: 17.11.2014
Technical Transactions, 2014, Architecture Issue 8 A (15) 2014, pp. 153-158
https://doi.org/10.4467/2353737XCT.14.201.3289Authors
On rational design of low energy building external components
An attempt at the verification of simple designing rules of chosen building components is made in this paper, taking into account not only heating energy demand but also avoidance or at least reduction of cooling demand. Large south-oriented windows supply a large amount of solar energy and thus minimize the heating demand. Oversized windows and the resulting large energy gains, which are not accumulated in building’s thermal capacity and used immediately for heating, do not reduce energy demand but create unbearable conditions or a big cooling load in living spaces. A green flat roof is today a very popular solution. Its insulating and dynamic properties have been evaluated.
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Information: Technical Transactions, 2014, Architecture Issue 8 A (15) 2014, pp. 153-158
Article type: Original article
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On rational design of low energy building external components
On rational design of low energy building external components
Division of Building and Building Physics, Institute of Building Materials and Structures, Faculty of Civil Engineering, Cracow University of Technology
Published at: 17.11.2014
Article status: Open
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