Titlebook: Deep Energy Retrofit; A Guide to Achieving Alexander Zhivov,Rüdiger Lohse Book 2020 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2020 Deep energy retrofi

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Classifications of Shape Grammarsding on their permeance or openness to water vapor flow. Water vapor control ensures that the permeances of the materials or components in an assembly do not lead to an unsafe accumulation of water within the building assembly. This chapter discusses water vapor control in three principal building l

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Generative Modelling with Timed L-Systemsm, its efficiency, and its components and control strategies should be designed and selected to minimize energy consumption and to maximize comfort throughout the range of operating conditions. This chapter discusses mechanical equipment requirements, and important energy-efficiency aspects, includi

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Alasdair Turner,Chiron Mottram,Alan Pennalyze a project’s cost-effectiveness is by performing a life-cycle cost analysis (LCCA), which includes investment and operational costs. This chapter details a methodology to evaluate the effectiveness of an LCCA of an integrated energy technology bundle to be used for a DER.

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Design Computing and Cognition ‘06oper selection, design, and installation of technologies selected for DER result in improvements in indoor air quality, and thermal and visual comfort. Yet the energy efficiencies and cost-effectiveness of a DER depend on more than the simple characteristics of the core bundle of technologies, how t

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Design Computing and Cognition ’04Lighting accounts for almost 32% of the energy used in commercial buildings. This chapter summarizes international requirements and standards for lighting systems, general considerations for lighting retrofits, and international guidelines for lighting systems retrofits.

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Quality Assurance,To increase a building’s value and improve its indoor climate and thermal comfort, DER must adopt a Product Delivery Quality Assurance process, which requires minimum or no additional cost. Some elements of this process can be used also with minor renovation and system replacement projects.

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Design Computing and Cognition ‘16 the area of contemporary building facades. When combined with much higher U-factors than typical opaque wall areas, windows disproportionately contribute to building heating loads. This chapter discusses the properties of windows, and how best to select and install windows for given applications.

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