Diseño fotografico
Marshall, Hugh
1993
Type
conferenceObject
Identifier
SILVA, J.A.R. Mendes da; RAMOS, Ana T. - The regulation frame in view of buildings energetic certification In CIB 04 International Council for Research and Innovation in Building and Construction, 2004
Title
The regulation frame in view of buildings energetic certification
Subject
Solar passive architecture
Environment
Energy saving
Thermal confort
Environment
Energy saving
Thermal confort
Relation
IAQ;T2S2
Date
2010-04-26T16:06:26Z
2010-04-26T16:06:26Z
2004-05
2010-04-26T16:06:26Z
2004-05
Description
A comparative study was organised in the scope of a recently finished master’s
dissertation between three European country’s legal frames: France, Spain and Portugal paying
special attention to the Portuguese case. The results of the three studies were compared in
order to identify the potential of each regulation in terms of the building’s energetic efficiency
whose conception is based on solar passive parameter application. Some of the improvements
that were applied are not clearly shown in the results, namely inertia increase (using other
solutions and calculus methodology) and different solar orientation. Because of this, a tool for
energetic efficiency evaluation of housing buildings is presented that takes into consideration it’s
constructive solutions and local climatic characteristics.
The results taken were evaluated according to passive solar parameters, for example,
thermal inertia and storage specific capacity in relation to the constructive elements. The
insignificant impact on results caused by the improvements mentioned implies the need of
implementing an evaluation methodology for building’s passive solar performance capable to
qualify them in line with the existing regulatory application that leads to the existence of
minimum values granting acceptable comfort conditions and energy consumption. This
proposed methodology, according to a qualitative analysis of several parameters classified
according to pre-established qualitative levels, becomes, in fact, an available tool for the buyer’s
choice and an argument to the seller or investor. This paper describes briefly the main aspects
of the thermal regulation referred above and, then, it presents and discusses the proposed
methodology for the qualitative evaluation of passive solar performance of buildings.
Access restrictions
openAccess
Language
eng
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