A computational analysis of the impact on energy use of green and cool roofing techniques applied to a typical steel goods storage building in five distinct climates whilst considering the local thermal building practice of each region is presented. The green roof simulations show a consistently positive impact on energy efficiency. The cool roof simulations indicate overall energy savings in hot/dry and hot/humid climates where the rejection of solar heat gain leads to reduced cooling load. Significant energy use reduction is predicted for less well insulated structures. CO2 emissions reduction is dependent on fuel use for heating/cooling in each region
In the tropics, the earth surface receives abundant solar radiation throughout the year contributing...
Several public/private institutions, at international and national levels, consider green roofs effe...
Australia’s commercial building stock exceeds 134 million m2 of net lettable area, with retail build...
Goods storage buildings surround urban areas and they usually have large areas of roof. In many clim...
Green roofs are widely used as a passive building design technique to decrease the cooling demand in...
Abstract Nowadays, the amount of CO2 in the air has increased significantly since the industrial rev...
This paper investigates the thermal performance of green roofs, cool roofs, and their combined effec...
Energy consumption for cooling purposes has increased significantly in recent years, mainly due to p...
The reduction of energy demand for space cooling requires adequate solutions at building and built e...
In the developed countries the air-conditioning of buildings involves a great electric energy demand...
This study reports an energy analysis of cool, medium, and dark roofs on residential buildings in th...
Cooling energy savings and improved thermal comfort in hot climates can be achieved using cool roofi...
This paper presents the performance analysis of an extensive rooftop greenery system (green roof) in...
2013-07-03In recent years, there has been great interest in the potential of green roofs as an alter...
Green roofs have caught on in cities, mainly because contribute positively to thermal behaviour of ...
In the tropics, the earth surface receives abundant solar radiation throughout the year contributing...
Several public/private institutions, at international and national levels, consider green roofs effe...
Australia’s commercial building stock exceeds 134 million m2 of net lettable area, with retail build...
Goods storage buildings surround urban areas and they usually have large areas of roof. In many clim...
Green roofs are widely used as a passive building design technique to decrease the cooling demand in...
Abstract Nowadays, the amount of CO2 in the air has increased significantly since the industrial rev...
This paper investigates the thermal performance of green roofs, cool roofs, and their combined effec...
Energy consumption for cooling purposes has increased significantly in recent years, mainly due to p...
The reduction of energy demand for space cooling requires adequate solutions at building and built e...
In the developed countries the air-conditioning of buildings involves a great electric energy demand...
This study reports an energy analysis of cool, medium, and dark roofs on residential buildings in th...
Cooling energy savings and improved thermal comfort in hot climates can be achieved using cool roofi...
This paper presents the performance analysis of an extensive rooftop greenery system (green roof) in...
2013-07-03In recent years, there has been great interest in the potential of green roofs as an alter...
Green roofs have caught on in cities, mainly because contribute positively to thermal behaviour of ...
In the tropics, the earth surface receives abundant solar radiation throughout the year contributing...
Several public/private institutions, at international and national levels, consider green roofs effe...
Australia’s commercial building stock exceeds 134 million m2 of net lettable area, with retail build...