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Energy Performance of Buildings: Energy Efficiency and Built Environment in Temperate Climates de Sofia-Natalia Boemi

Energy Performance of Buildings: Energy Efficiency and Built Environment in Temperate Climates

Editat de Sofia-Natalia Boemi, Olatz Irulegi, Mattheos Santamouris
en Limba Engleză Paperback – 27 mar 2019
This book analyzes the trends and technologies of green and energy efficient building, identifying strategies for implementing energy savings and enabling the use of renewable resources in residential, commercial, healthcare and educational building sectors. The authors focus on best practices in temperate climates, providing in-depth coverage of urban heat island, climate change and fuel poverty mitigation through architectural optimization, leveraging renewable energy sources and utilization of cutting-edge cooling materials. Pragmatic emphasis is placed on improving the energy performance of existing building stock to meet short and long term objectives of climate and energy conservation strategies. Engineers, architects, designers, students, policy makers and efficiency professionals will all gain valuable insights and ideas from this practical handbook to greening the built environment.
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Specificații

ISBN-13: 9783319793191
ISBN-10: 3319793195
Pagini: 543
Ilustrații: IX, 543 p. 280 illus., 220 illus. in color.
Dimensiuni: 155 x 235 mm
Ediția:Softcover reprint of the original 1st ed. 2016
Editura: Springer International Publishing
Colecția Springer
Locul publicării:Cham, Switzerland

Cuprins

Climatic change in the built environment in temperate climates.- The role of buildings in the energy systems.- Challenges and priorities for a sustainable built environment in Southern Europe - The impact of energy efficiency measures and renewable energies on employment.- Indicators for buildings performance assessment.- Life Cycle vs Carbon Footprint Analysis for construction materials.- Economic experiments used for the evaluation of buildings users behavior.- Technologies and socio-economic strategies to nZEB in the building stock of the Mediterranean area.- Households: Trends and perspectives.- Office buildings – Commercial buildings: Trends and perspectives.- Hotel industry: Current situation and its steps beyond sustainability.- Schools: Trends and perspectives.- New Challenges at covering buildings thermal loads.- Micro-CHP.- Thermal Energy Storage.- Solar Thermal.- Solar Energy (PV) for Building Supply.- Thermal Insulation.- Cool materials.- Shading & Daylight Systems.- Electric lighting.- Tools and strategies for microclimatic analysis of the built environment.- On microclimatic improvement and its influence on architectural design.- Modelling and bioclimatic interventions in outdoor places.

Notă biografică

Dr. Mat Santamouris is Professor of Energy Physics at the University of Athens and The Cyprus Institute. He has served as visiting professor at the Metropolitan University of London, Tokyo Polytechnic University, National University of Singapore, and Bolzano University. He served as President of the National Center of Renewable Energies and Savings from 2010-2012. He is Editor in Chief of the Journal of Building Environmental Research, Editor of the Energy and Building Journal, Associate Editor of the Solar Energy Journal, Consulting Editor of the Journal of Sustainable Energy, Member of the Editorial Advisory Board of the Journal of Energy Conversion and Management and member of the Editorial Board of eight additional journals. He has been guest editor of twenty special issues of esteemed scientific journals, coordinator of many major international research programs like PASCOOL, OFFICE, POLISTUDIES, AIOLOS, BUILT, RESET, INTERSET, COOL ROOFS, etc. and consultant to many international and national energy institutions. In addition, he has performed as external examiner at eight international universities, referee for 72 international peer reviewed scientific journals and reviewer of  research projects in the European Commission, USA, UK, Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Singapore, Sweden, Luxembourg, Ireland, Estonia, Slovenia, Qatar, Cyprus, etc. He is author of over 200 scientific papers published in peer review international scientific journals, as well as editor or author of 12 books on topics related to heat islands, solar energy and energy conservation in buildings.
Dr. Vitor Manuel da Silva Leal is Assistant Professor at the Department of Mechanical Engineering at the University of Porto, managing the MIT Portugal Program in Sustainable Energy Systems. He teaches courses in Energy Planning, Energy in Buildings, Demand-side Management and Heat Transfer.
Dr. Sofia-Natalia Boemi is conducting post-doctorate research in environmental andenergy management of buildings at the University of Porto, Portugal, having recently completed her PhD at University of Ioannina, Greece.

Textul de pe ultima copertă

  • Examines the characteristics, challenges and energy potential of buildings in temperate climates
  • Provides sorely needed benchmarks for relative energy performance levels of buildings, as judged against current regulations, best case scenarios and emerging trends
  • Explains design techniques and technologies to achieve required energy efficiency, comfort and occupant health performance levels, with theory supported by real examples
  • Addresses such key topics as how the building performance may vary with climate change, increasing resiliency to heat waves and transitioning toward Net Zero Buildings
  • Emphasizes the differences between new construction and retrofitting
Energy Performance of Buildings addresses the imperative need to recognize the impacts of built environments on the world. It analyzes the trends and technologies of green and energy efficient building, identifying strategies for implementing energy savings and enabling the use of renewable resources in residential, commercial, healthcare and educational building sectors. The authors focus on best practices in temperate climates, providing in-depth coverage of urban heat islands, climate change and fuel poverty mitigation through architectural optimization, leveraging renewable energy sources and utilization of cutting-edge cooling materials. Pragmatic emphasis is placed on improving the energy performance of existing building stock to meet objectives of climate and energy conservation strategies. Engineers, architects, designers, students, policy makers and efficiency professionals will all gain valuable insights and ideas from this practical guide to greening the built environment.

Caracteristici

A consolidated, complete information resource on the characteristics, challenges and energy potential of buildings in temperate climates Provides sorely needed benchmarks for understanding relative energy performance levels of buildings, as judged against current regulations, best case scenarios and expected mid-term trends Explains the design techniques and technologies needed to achieve required energy efficiency, comfort and occupant health performance levels, with underlying theory supported by real examples Addresses such key topics as how the building performance may vary with climate change, increasing resiliency to heat waves and transitioning toward Net Zero Buildings Emphasizes the differences between new construction and retrofitting, with a clear identification of performance losses in the latter Evaluates the potential contribution of the building stock to GHG abatement as function of the retrofitting intensity Includes supplementary material: sn.pub/extras