International audienceEnvironmentally friendly materials like hemp concrete are more and more frequently encountered in building construction. This study performs a Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) of a sprayed hemp concrete wall. It identifies the main impacts of the hemp concrete wall and allows comparisons with other insulation ways or building products. The study defines first the functional unit such as the wall may ensure the function of bearing wall per square meter and its thermal performance is described by a thermal resistance of 2.78 m².K/W. After that, the scenarios for production, transport, lifetime and end of life considered in the study are explained. Then, environmental impacts are calculated. The results show that the productio...
The objective of the work is to evaluate the thermal behaviour and the environmental impact of selec...
By 2020 the building regulations in Europe will be tightened to evolve to nearly-zero-energy buildin...
First International Conference on Bio-Based Building Materials, Clermont-Ferrand, FRANCE, 22-/06/201...
International audienceIn a context of sustainable development and energy sparing, a life cycle asses...
Hempcrete is a natural building material obtained mixing hemp shives (i.e., the woody core of the h...
Buildings notably contribute to global environmental negative impacts due to consumption of both emb...
Interest in intrinsically low-energy construction materials is becoming mainstream, and bio-based ma...
Hempcrete is a natural building material that, in recent years, has known an increased popularity in...
In recent years the development of alternative insulation materials has increased, such as agro-conc...
Over half of the global raw materials are consumed in the construction of buildings and roads, their...
The aim of this research is to assess the sustainability of a natural fiber, such as hemp (Cannabis ...
To counter the negative environmental impact, particularly greenhouse gas emission generated by the ...
The aim of this research is to assess the sustainability of a natural fiber, such as hemp (<i>Cannab...
Purpose: Identify the processes with the highest contribution to potential environmental impacts in ...
The construction sector, being one of the greatest consumers of raw materials, has been under the sp...
The objective of the work is to evaluate the thermal behaviour and the environmental impact of selec...
By 2020 the building regulations in Europe will be tightened to evolve to nearly-zero-energy buildin...
First International Conference on Bio-Based Building Materials, Clermont-Ferrand, FRANCE, 22-/06/201...
International audienceIn a context of sustainable development and energy sparing, a life cycle asses...
Hempcrete is a natural building material obtained mixing hemp shives (i.e., the woody core of the h...
Buildings notably contribute to global environmental negative impacts due to consumption of both emb...
Interest in intrinsically low-energy construction materials is becoming mainstream, and bio-based ma...
Hempcrete is a natural building material that, in recent years, has known an increased popularity in...
In recent years the development of alternative insulation materials has increased, such as agro-conc...
Over half of the global raw materials are consumed in the construction of buildings and roads, their...
The aim of this research is to assess the sustainability of a natural fiber, such as hemp (Cannabis ...
To counter the negative environmental impact, particularly greenhouse gas emission generated by the ...
The aim of this research is to assess the sustainability of a natural fiber, such as hemp (<i>Cannab...
Purpose: Identify the processes with the highest contribution to potential environmental impacts in ...
The construction sector, being one of the greatest consumers of raw materials, has been under the sp...
The objective of the work is to evaluate the thermal behaviour and the environmental impact of selec...
By 2020 the building regulations in Europe will be tightened to evolve to nearly-zero-energy buildin...
First International Conference on Bio-Based Building Materials, Clermont-Ferrand, FRANCE, 22-/06/201...