Analysis of Envelopes Applied To Bioclimatic Architectures

Ascanio-Villabona, J. G.; Sandoval-Rodríguez, C. L.; Rincon-Quintero, A. D.; Romero, Brayan Eduardo Tarazona; Cárdenas-Arias, C G; Ruiz, A Quintero; Jaimes-Quintero, K T

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“…Policy adjustments were implemented in order to promote and support sustainability. Therefore, this 15-year timeframe is of great importance in understanding the development and influence of these technologies and policies [16].…”

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“…In accordance with the declaration made by the United Nations, the year 2008 was designated as the International Year of Planet Earth, with a primary focus on highlighting the imperative of sustainable development [15]. During this particular era, there was a notable surge in scholarly attention towards investigating energy efficiency and sustainability, encompassing the field of bioclimatic retrofitting [16].…”

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“…The period from 2008 to 2022 was characterized by notable progress in the field of technology, particularly in the domain of bioclimatic retrofitting. This period witnessed the emergence and enhancement of various tools and methodologies pertaining to this field [16]. Hence, this particular timeframe holds significant importance in comprehending the development and influence of these technologies.…”

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Qualitative and Quantitative Scientometric Analysis of Bioclimatic Retrofitting in Commercial Buildings from 2008 to 2022

Heidari,

Olivieri

2023

Buildings

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The present study offers a thorough scientometric analysis of the practice of bioclimatic retrofitting in commercial buildings, which is considered a crucial approach for mitigating energy consumption and addressing the challenges posed by climate change. Since Scopus offers advanced tools for literature search and analysis, its database was used to acquire bibliographic data for nearly 400 published papers using a bibliometric search, a scientometric methodology, and an in-depth qualitative analysis. The scientometric procedure utilizes various quantitative dimensions, such as the number of intermediate citations, occurrences, average publication year, and general connection power. A retrospective examination of research publication patterns spanning 2008 to May 2022 has unveiled an upward trajectory in scholarly investigations pertaining to commercial buildings during this 15-year period. Nevertheless, research on the topics of bioclimatic design, retrofitting strategies, and green building practices in the context of commercial buildings exhibits a more gradual incline, displaying an almost linear trend between the years 2016 and 2020. Additionally, the study provides qualitative perspectives on the research environment. The paper delineates various focal points of research within the field, encompassing thermal comfort in the context of energy management and climate control, ventilation systems, sustainable development as it pertains to architectural designs and green buildings, retrofitting strategies in commercial buildings to enhance energy efficiency, the interplay between carbon dioxide levels and energy resources, the utilization of solar energy, the relationship between energy conservation and atmospheric temperature, and the application of building energy simulation techniques.

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Qualitative and Quantitative Scientometric Analysis of Bioclimatic Retrofitting in Commercial Buildings from 2008 to 2022

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Olivieri

2023

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“…The use of envelope materials in construction is gaining renown in the industrial and domestic sectors as a passive cooling technique, improving the energy efficiency of buildings [17]. Among all technologies, incorporating phase-change materials (PCMs) into buildings is a novel approach to reducing cooling and heating loads on buildings [18].…”

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Evaluation of the thermal performance of housing envelopes as passive cooling systems

AscanioVillabona,

Tarazona Romero,

Duran

et al. 2023

Sustainable Engineering and Innovation

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Over the years, climate change has generated an increase in the average temperature of the planet, which has led to greater consumption of electrical energy for the use of air conditioning systems. Insulating envelope materials are considered a viable passive solution as they offer internal air conditioning, cooling, and/or heating of buildings that lead to thermal comfort with reduced energy consumption. This article compares the application of different insulating materials in an existing single-family home located in a hot-dry climate. To this end, the procedural methodology has been applied by carrying out a bibliographic review of different involutes currently used in the construction of the buildings and 14 models are proposed that will be simulated under the same input variables of the base model and meteorological data of the city of Bucaramanga validated from a meteorological station located on site. The results of the simulations show that all 14 models show a decrease in temperature with reference to the "base model"; This difference can be explained by the presence of the selected materials that slightly change the thermal properties of the wall. Finally, this research allowed us to determine that the occupants of the simulated spaces in the base model are inside the thermal comfort range by 61.96%, which represents 5,438 hours of the modeled year, having 38.03% of hours of discomfort in the measured time. This study can be useful for the selection of envelopes and different buildings with passive cooling requirements.

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Analysis of Envelopes Applied To Bioclimatic Architectures

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Qualitative and Quantitative Scientometric Analysis of Bioclimatic Retrofitting in Commercial Buildings from 2008 to 2022

Qualitative and Quantitative Scientometric Analysis of Bioclimatic Retrofitting in Commercial Buildings from 2008 to 2022

Evaluation of the thermal performance of housing envelopes as passive cooling systems

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