Diminishing benefits of thermal mass in Iranian climate: Present and future scenarios

Rodrigues, Eugénio; Fereidani, Nazanin Azimi; Fernandes, Marco S.; Gaspar, Adélio R.

doi:10.1016/j.buildenv.2024.111635

Building and Environment

2024

DOI: 10.1016/j.buildenv.2024.111635

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Diminishing benefits of thermal mass in Iranian climate: Present and future scenarios

Eugénio Rodrigues,

Nazanin Azimi Fereidani,

Marco S. Fernandes

et al.

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A Bioclimatic Approach for Enhanced Wine Cellar Design: General Formulation and Analysis of a Case Study in Mexico

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Winemaking facilities require specific interior hygrothermal conditions for wine production and aging, often necessitating the use of electromechanical cooling and humidification systems that increase energy consumption costs. This study aimed to assess the potential application of bioclimatic strategies in artisanal wine cellars within the Guadalupe Valley, Baja California, Mexico, using a quantitative theoretical method. Psychrometric charts incorporating estimated and measured meteorological data from the study area were employed to analyze bioclimatic strategies for two key areas of a wine cellar: (1) Production and (2) Aging. Our findings highlight that integrating high thermal mass and shading techniques represents an effective strategy for wine cellar design, offering reduced reliance on active systems and promoting substantial energy savings. This research underscores the viability and benefits of bioclimatic design approaches in enhancing the sustainability and efficiency of wine cellar operations, particularly in regions with specific climatic challenges. like the Guadalupe Valley.

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Diminishing benefits of thermal mass in Iranian climate: Present and future scenarios

Cited by 2 publications

References 54 publications

What lies ahead? The future performance of Global South residential buildings amid climate change: A systematic literature review

What lies ahead? The future performance of Global South residential buildings amid climate change: A systematic literature review

A Bioclimatic Approach for Enhanced Wine Cellar Design: General Formulation and Analysis of a Case Study in Mexico

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