Walls composed of different materials: a brief review on thermal comfort

The modern building technologies are technologies of green construction, near zero-energy and active buildings with bioclimatic design, optimized energy consumption and CO2 emissions. Prospective enclosing structures of such buildings are structures using available, low cost, and environmentally friendly materials based on plant raw materials. In this paper the evaluation of technical solutions of wall enclosing structures using flax concrete based on lime binder with a density of 300-350 kg/m3 was carried out, taking into account their heating and cooling loads in residential buildings. It is shown that the provision of the necessary indicators of the external walls of energy-efficient buildings is achieved by using multilayer structures with a heat-insulating layer of flax straw concrete or a single-layer structures made from flax straw concrete in frame construction technology.

Section: Introductionmentioning

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Effective wall structures with use of flax straw concretes

Novosad¹,

Marushchak²,

Pozniak³

2023

Analysis of Wall Materials According to Thermal Parameters

Marushchak¹,

Pozniak²

2022

Based on the analysis of energy consumption and carbon dioxide emissions of the construction industry, it is stated that the reduction of energy consumption in Ukraine is achieved through termomodernization of the existing building stock and build new buildings, which meet energy efficiency requirements. Comparison of thermal parameters of different wall materials are given. It is shown that multilayer wall constructions must be used to ensure the necessary indicators of external walls of energy efficient buildings. The use of effective wall materials allows to ensure compliance with the given temperature difference to regulatory documents and reducing of heat transfer by transmission during the heating season, solar heat gains during cooling season.

The effect of thermal insulation from autoclaved aerated concrete on the energy performance of a single-family house

Kirakevych,

Sanytsky,

Kotur

2023

The article examines the effect of thermal insulation from autoclaved aerated concrete on the energy characteristics of a single-family house. Analysis of mathematical models of energy characteristics of external enclosing structures of buildings depending on the thickness of AEROC autoclaved concrete products according to the criteria of heat loss shows that the thermal resistance value of 7.11 m2K/W and the heat transfer coefficient of 0.141 W/(m2K) are achieved using the wall block AEROC D 300 and AEROC Energy thermal insulation panel with a thickness of 200 mm. These indicators correspond to the passive house standard for thermal resistance (Ro ≥ 6.7 m2K/W) and heat transfer coefficient (Uo ≤ 0.15 W/m2K) of external walls, which confirms the feasibility of using AEROC Energy D 150 thermal insulation panels in combination with wall blocks AEROC D 300 for housing construction according to passive construction standards.