Dataset on the hygrothermal performance of a date palm concrete wall

Alioua, Tarek; Agoudjil, Boudjemaa; Chennouf, Nawal; Boudenne, Abderrahim; Benzarti, Karim

doi:10.1016/j.dib.2019.104590

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“…A numerical comparison was made between DPC and a conventional building material in terms of thermal insulation and moisture buffering capacity. The findings revealed that the new bio-based wall would help minimize temperature fluctuations and increase building hydrothermal comfort [80,81].…”

Section: Date Palm Woodmentioning

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A review on recent research on bio-based building materials and their applications

Bourbia,

Kazeoui,

Belarbi

2023

Mater Renew Sustain Energy

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Bio-based materials represent a promising alternative in building envelope applications, with the aim of improving in-use energy efficiency. They have the advantage of being renewable, low embodied energy and CO2 neutral or negative. In addition, they are excellent thermal regulators. This paper presents an overview of the state-of-the-art of bio-based materials used in building construction and their applications. The materials outlined include hemp, wood, date palm wood, cork, alfa and straw. Through this literature study we want to get a broad overview of the current state of theoretical and experimental studies of their hygrothermal characteristics and their thermal and energy performances. The aim is not to be exhaustive but to summarise the most important research results on these materials. This is the first part of a research work that deals with the contribution to the development of a new bio-based construction material to be used in building.

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Section: Date Palm Woodmentioning

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A review on recent research on bio-based building materials and their applications

Bourbia,

Kazeoui,

Belarbi

2023

Mater Renew Sustain Energy

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“…A numerical comparison was made between DPC and a conventional building material in terms of thermal insulation and moisture buffering capacity. The findings revealed that the new bio-based wall would help minimize temperature fluctua-tions and increase building hydrothermal comfort [80,81]. F. Alfa fibres The alfa "esparto grass" or Stippa Tenacissima (Fig.…”

Section: E Date Palm Woodmentioning

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A Review on Recent Research on Bio?Based Building Materials and their Applications

Kanchale

2023

IJRASET

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Bio-based materials represent a promising alternative in building envelope applications, with the aim of improving inuse energy efficiency. They have the advantage of being renewable, low embodied energy and CO2 neutral or negative. In addition, they are excellent thermal regulators. This paper presents an overview of the state-of-the-art of bio-based materials used in building construction and their applications. The materials outlined include hemp, wood, date palm wood, cork, alfa and straw. Through this literature study we want to get a broad overview of the current state of theoretical and experimental studies of their hygrothermal characteristics and their thermal and energy performances. The aim is not to be exhaustive but to summarise the most important research results on these materials. This is the first part of a research work that deals wit h the contribution to the development of a new bio-based construction material to be used in building.

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“…Details of the used scenarios are displayed in Table 2. Additional details regarding the experimental setup and the protocols can be found in [27,28].…”

Section: Experimental Test At the Wall Scalementioning

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Sensitivity analysis of transient heat and moisture transfer in a bio-based date palm concrete wall

Alioua

Agoudjil

Boudenne

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Building and Environment

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Dataset on the hygrothermal performance of a date palm concrete wall

Cited by 5 publications

References 12 publications

A review on recent research on bio-based building materials and their applications

A review on recent research on bio-based building materials and their applications

A Review on Recent Research on Bio?Based Building Materials and their Applications

Sensitivity analysis of transient heat and moisture transfer in a bio-based date palm concrete wall

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