2020
DOI: 10.23939/jtbp2020.02.048
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Application of AHP and GRA methods in energy efficiency potential’s assessment of envelopes from natural materials

Abstract: The best choice of energy efficient envelope from variety of available materials is still the challenge. Therefore, the attempt of thermal performance multi-criteria evaluation of some building materials of natural origin for energy-efficient envelopes is conducted in present paper. Such types of walls from natural energy-efficient materials are considered in comparison assessment: hempcrete, adobe, strawbale panel, earthbag, cordwood, SIP (plywood+ecofiber), hempcrete+straw and energy efficient block. The inf… Show more

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“…Radiative heat transfer modeling aids in optimizing shading strategies, selecting glazing materials, and designing passive solar heating systems.In summary, numerical simulation methods offer powerful tools for architects, engineers, and researchers to analyze and optimize the thermal performance of buildings. By leveraging these techniques, practitioners can develop energy-efficient designs, improve occupant comfort, and mitigate the environmental impact of buildings [9].…”
Section: Numerical Simulation Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Radiative heat transfer modeling aids in optimizing shading strategies, selecting glazing materials, and designing passive solar heating systems.In summary, numerical simulation methods offer powerful tools for architects, engineers, and researchers to analyze and optimize the thermal performance of buildings. By leveraging these techniques, practitioners can develop energy-efficient designs, improve occupant comfort, and mitigate the environmental impact of buildings [9].…”
Section: Numerical Simulation Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%