2013
DOI: 10.1016/j.tust.2012.07.007
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Assessment of basement constructions in the winery industry

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“…Nonetheless, basements also offer the possibility of wine ageing; they can provide adequate ageing and preservation conditions without the need for air conditioning. Semi‐basements, however, offer lower thermal inertia and higher exposure to exterior environmental conditions leading to higher temperature in spring and summer (Mazarron et al ). These cellar types have an acceptable capacity to reduce outdoor variations and it can be an inexpensive solution for indoor climate control.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Nonetheless, basements also offer the possibility of wine ageing; they can provide adequate ageing and preservation conditions without the need for air conditioning. Semi‐basements, however, offer lower thermal inertia and higher exposure to exterior environmental conditions leading to higher temperature in spring and summer (Mazarron et al ). These cellar types have an acceptable capacity to reduce outdoor variations and it can be an inexpensive solution for indoor climate control.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Mazarron et al () report that typical Spanish wine‐ageing basements are constructed under the actual winery building (fermentation facilities), so they were located below ground level. These structures are in contact with the ground through load‐bearing walls, are usually made of 25–35 cm thick reinforced waterproofed concrete to avoid ground leakage.…”
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“…El cuarto aspecto general que queda identificado en la ficha son las condiciones microclimáticas donde queda encuadrada la bodega y que van a ser básicas para poder determinar si la solución constructiva adoptada por la bodega va a poder asegurar un óptimo periodo de crianza, donde las condiciones de temperatura y humedad permanezcan estables durante todo el proceso [16].…”
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“…For example, Mazarrón et al (2012b) and Benni et al (2013), compare the efficiency of different building designs. Other authors study a particular building design, such as aboveground wineries (Mazarrón et al, 2012a), basement constructions (Mazarrón et al, 2013), underground constructions Canas, 2008, 2009;Canas and Mazarrón, 2009;Tinti et al, 2014Tinti et al, , 2015.…”
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