This paper presents an estimate of the level of energy efficiency that could be achieved through improvement in building envelope. A residential flat in Thimphu, Bhutan was simulated in transient simulation software TRNSYS with measured weather data. From the simulation, it was observed that the thermal energy demand of the flat could be reduced between 11-64% by insulating the building envelopes under various scenarios. The simulation result suggests that attic insulation must be the first method to look into while deciding for retrofitting a poorly performing building as it could result in a high reduction of annual heating energy demand. The simulation shows that maximum heating energy demand reduction (64%) could be achieved when attic ...
[EN] The building sectors are recognized as one of the essential contributors of global warming and ...
Nowadays energy and environmental issues are the major social problems many countries in the world a...
Space heating and cooling inside the building consume a lot of energy. Energy efficient buildings ca...
Saudi Arabia, like many other developing countries, has had extensive experience with rapid urbanisa...
© The Author(s) 2018. Upgrading the energy efficiency of existing buildings is a well-known issue ar...
AbstractIn this paper, a rural residential model located in Shenyang is established by simulation so...
Building energy use is becoming increasingly important worldwide, with the increasing necessity to a...
This research focuses on the thermal performance of Mongolian self-built houses within the capital c...
Building energy consumption tends to increase over the next few decades due to the increasing level ...
This paper introduces the results of a one-year research, to gather and analyse data on the traditio...
Reducing energy consumption and creating a comfortable thermal indoor environment in rural residenti...
Global energy use has risen due to increased demands and inefficient grids in developing countries....
Traditionally, buildings in the Inner Himalayan valleys of Bhutan were constructed from rammed earth...
Creating typology is a comparative method to investigate the physical or other characteristics of th...
Reducing carbon emission and energy consumption in buildings is becoming an important priority on gl...
[EN] The building sectors are recognized as one of the essential contributors of global warming and ...
Nowadays energy and environmental issues are the major social problems many countries in the world a...
Space heating and cooling inside the building consume a lot of energy. Energy efficient buildings ca...
Saudi Arabia, like many other developing countries, has had extensive experience with rapid urbanisa...
© The Author(s) 2018. Upgrading the energy efficiency of existing buildings is a well-known issue ar...
AbstractIn this paper, a rural residential model located in Shenyang is established by simulation so...
Building energy use is becoming increasingly important worldwide, with the increasing necessity to a...
This research focuses on the thermal performance of Mongolian self-built houses within the capital c...
Building energy consumption tends to increase over the next few decades due to the increasing level ...
This paper introduces the results of a one-year research, to gather and analyse data on the traditio...
Reducing energy consumption and creating a comfortable thermal indoor environment in rural residenti...
Global energy use has risen due to increased demands and inefficient grids in developing countries....
Traditionally, buildings in the Inner Himalayan valleys of Bhutan were constructed from rammed earth...
Creating typology is a comparative method to investigate the physical or other characteristics of th...
Reducing carbon emission and energy consumption in buildings is becoming an important priority on gl...
[EN] The building sectors are recognized as one of the essential contributors of global warming and ...
Nowadays energy and environmental issues are the major social problems many countries in the world a...
Space heating and cooling inside the building consume a lot of energy. Energy efficient buildings ca...