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High Performance
Energy-Efficient Building
An 4 CE
Legislation and norms
regarding thermal
performance of new
buildings and energy
retrofit of existing buildings
Reminder
• Buildings represent around 40% of the primary energy consumptions
• Greenhouse Gas Emissions – an increase by 2030 : EU: about 5% // Globally: about 55%
• By 2050 – reduction of CO2 with 85%
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Rolul esenţial în această tranziţie către 2050 îl va juca eficienţa energetică, existând nevoia unui atenţii mai mari
îndreptate asupra clădirilor, dar și asupra accesului consumatorilor la contoare inteligente și la alte tehnologii
inteligente pentru a-şi reduce consumurile.
Este nevoie în acest sens de stimulente pentru modificarea comportamentului, sub formă de taxe, de subvenţii sau de
consiliere oferită la faţa locului de experţi, inclusiv stimulente financiare asigurate prin faptul că preţurile la energie reflectă
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EU legislative framework
• Directive 2002/91/EC - Energy Performance of Buildings Directive
• provide appropriate financing and other instruments to catalyze the energy performance of buildings and the
transition to nearly zero- energy buildings;
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• Public authorities - building, buying or renting 'nearly zero energy building' as of 31 December
2018.
• definition of “very low energy building” was agreed to: "nearly zero energy building means a
building that has a very high energy performance, determined in accordance with Annex I of
the Directive”.
• no specific target set for the renovation of existing building – target to refurbish into very low
energy buildings.
• more detailed and rigorous procedure for issuing energy performance certificates- control
systems to check the correctness of performance certification
• MS will be required to introduce penalties for non-compliance take all measures necessary to
ensure that they are implemented.
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• certification of the existing and new buildings after the 1 st of January 2007
• residential buildings that are built, rent or sold- existence of the Energy Performance
Certificate starting by the 1st of January 2010
• Inspection of boilers mandatory from 1st of January 2007 and air conditioning systems
by 2008 (2011)
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• The proof of compliance: when requesting the building permit; and after completion
of the building
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Mc001/6-2013
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• The certificate is valid for 10 years, started from the date of issue
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• Cf.Mc001/4,5-2009
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OG 18/2009
• thermal rehabilitation of blocks of flats(residential buildings) built between 1950-1990
• Increase effects of the EPC – reduced energy consumptions for heating and cooling
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OG 69/2010
• OG 69/2010- information regarding credits procurement for
the thermal rehabilitation processes of existing residential buildings
• bank loans granted under governmental guarantee
• Value of the loan up to 90% of the works to be executed
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OG 63/2012
• Prevederile ordonantei se aplica si locuintelor realizate dupa proiecte elaborate in perioada 1950-1990, cu
destinatia de:
a) locuinte sociale si celelalte unitati locative, aflate in proprietatea/administrarea consiliului local, indiferent daca
sunt amplasate in blocuri de locuinte sau sunt locuinte unifamiliale;
b) locuinte unifamiliale aflate in proprietatea persoanelor fizice, cu adaptarea solutiilor in functie de caracteristicile,
particularitatile si valoarea arhitecturala a locuintelor
• In paralel cu schema din programul national (50%+30%+20%), se adopta si schema de cost pentru utilizarea
fondurilor europene:
• 60% din fondurile structurale si de coeziune ale UE si din alocatii de la BS;
• 40% din BL si/sau din alte surse (≤30%) + din fondul de rep. al AP si/sau din alte surse (≥10%).
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• Cap V/Art.10. (1)– Pentru clădirile noi, prin certificatul de urbanism emis de autoritătile
administratiei publice locale/judetene competente, în vederea obtinerii autorizatiei de construire
pentru clădiri, pe lângă obligativitatea respectării cerintelor minime de performantă energetică,
se va solicita întocmirea unui studiu privind posibilitatea utilizării unor sisteme alternative de
eficientă ridicată ...
(2) a) sisteme descentralizate de alimentare cu energie, bazate pe surse de energie regenerabilă;// b) sistem de cogenerare; //c)
sisteme de încălzire sau de răcire centralizate sau de bloc;
d) sisteme care utilizează pompe de căldură;
e) schimbătoare de căldură sol-aer;
f) recuperatoare de căldură.
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(3) The contraventions mentioned at point (1) will get punished as it follows:
c) penalty from 5.000 lei up to 10.000 lei, for the ones mentioned at pont e).
Art 20(4): (1) Findings of contraventions – staff from National Institute of Building Inspection (ISC)
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(4) MDRAP ... initiaza planuri nationale de crestere a numarului de cladiri al caror consum de
energie din surse surse conventionale este aproape egal cu zero...
(5) Planurile nationale ... se initiaza pe baza planurilor locale de masuri prioritare, elaborate de
catre autoritatile administratiei publice locale si transmise anual catre MDRAP.
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Art 20(4): (1) Constatarea contraventiilor - personalul cu atributii de control si inspectie din cadrul I.S.C
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• clădire al cărei consum de energie este aproape egal cu zero — clădire cu o performanţă energetică foarte
ridicată, la care consumul de energie este aproape egal cu zero sau este foarte scăzut şi este acoperit, în
proporţie de minimum 10%, cu energie din surse regenerabile, inclusiv cu energie din surse regenerabile
produsă la faţa locului sau în apropiere;
• Primarii localităţilor urbane cu mai mult de 5.000 de locuitori iniţiază planuri locale multianuale pentru
creşterea numărului de clădiri noi şi existente al căror consum de energie este aproape egal cu zero, în
care pot fi incluse obiective diferenţiate în funcţie de zonele climatice şi de categoriile de clădiri prevăzute la
art. 6 alin. (1), care se aprobă prin hotărâri ale consiliilor locale
• afisarea obligatorie a CPE: clădire de interes şi utilitate publică- activităţi de învăţământ, educaţie: S ≥250
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High Performance
Energy‐Efficient Building
Methodologies and
An 4 CE
certification standards
for high performance
energy efficient
buildings
Conf.dr.ing. Ligia Moga
Dep. Construcții Civile şi Management
Definition of High performance Buildings
• “high performance energy/green”
A building that integrates and optimizes all the attributes of a high
performance buildings, including energy efficiency, durability, operational
performance and productivity of occupants
Main features:
• Energy efficient
• Low impact on the exterior environment
• Healthy interior environment
• Low life‐cycle costs
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Certification Schemes
• Certification schemes for buildings are divided in 2 main schemes:
1. Environmental certification schemes‐ evaluation is made based on several criteria:
‐ it measures the environmental footprint of the building
‐ the energy aspect is not fully valued
2. Energy certification schemes
– the evaluation is more specific
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Environmental Assessment Method
• The environmental footprint of a building ‐ cannot be easily modified
• Buildings have long life cycles and their impacts are felt for generations
• Execution and certification systems for high performance energy efficient
buildings (sustainable buildings)
• Multi‐criteria assessment methodologies:
• foster sustainable building design, construction a
and operation
• promote integrated, whole building design practices
• raise awareness of high performance buildings
(sustainable) benefits
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Assessment systems and tools
• CLG (Communities and Local Government) ‐ Code for Sustainable Homes (CfSH or CSH) .
• BREEAM ( Building Research Establishment Environmental Assessment Method)
• PassivHaus Institut ‐ Minergie
• USGBC (U.S. Green Building Council) ‐ LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design)
• Energy Star (USA) ‐ HQE (France)
‐ IGBC (India)
• Casbee (Japan)
• GBCA (Green Building Council Australia)‐ Green Star ‐ Estidama‐ Abu Dhabi UPC (Urban
Planning Council)
‐ DGNB (Germany)
• HK‐Beam (Hong Kong)
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Numarul de cladiri certificate in 2012
Proportia categoriilor de “materiale“ si
“deseuri” in principalele sisteme de evaluare
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Particularities of the multi‐criteria assessment systems
• A number of the systems are significantly different:
• parameters weighting
• parameters assessment
• Weighting of parameters (criteria) can be carried out in two ways:
• by applying a weighting factor to an individual parameter or to a whole category of
parameters
• by assessing a larger number of parameters within the main categories
• Systems are influenced by local and geographical characteristics:
• IGBC is strongly biased towards the precarious fresh water situations
• CASBEE requirements and measures to minimize damage caused by earthquakes
and light pollution
• Minergie – is primarily marketed as a quality ‘Swiss made’ brand
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No of certified buildings by 2012
“Materials” and “waste” criteria in main
certification schemes
Deficiencies of multi‐criteria assessment systems
• They are not universally applicable
• They require constant updating
• Many schemes do little to foster an integrated design strategy
• Environmental impact projections are based on assumptions.
• Buildings can have many lives with different uses.
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BREEAM‐ Building Research Establishment Environmental
Assessment Method
• Launched in 1990 .
• Certification scale
LEED ‐ Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design
• US Green Building Council (USGBC)
• Developed in 1998
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Green Star
• was launched in 2002
• Green Building Council Australia
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DGNB ‐ Deutsche Gessellschaft fur Nachhaltiges Bauen
• was developed in 2009
• German Sustainable Building Council from Germany
CASBEE ‐ Comprehensive Assessment System for Built
Environment Efficiency
• Developed in 2001 in Japan
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HK‐BEEAM
– The Hong Kong Green Building Council
• developed in 1996 based on BREEAM standard
• BEAM Plus is available for new buildings (NB) ‐ Provisional Assessment (PA)
and Final Assessment (FA)
• existing buildings‐ final assessment(FA)
Site Aspects Materials Aspects
Energy Use Water Use
Indoor Environmental Quality Innovations and Additions
Platinum Gold
Silver Bronze
Unclassified
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Estidama
• was launched in 2009
• Abu Dhabi Urban Planning Council (UPC)
Pearls Pearls
Pearls Design Rating Construction Operational
Rating Rating
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Estidama
• was launched in 2009
• Abu Dhabi Urban Planning Council (UPC)
CDC Division of Laboratory Sciences, Building 110
LEED Gold
implementation of
several green
building
technologies
source: http://www.perkinswill.com
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Z6 House
Z6‐attaining zero levels of
these 6 factors :
waste, energy, water,
carbon, emissions and
ignorance
source: http://www2.aiatopten.org/hpb/overview.cfm?ProjectID=851
Factor 10 House
consumes one‐tenth of the
environmental resources
that the average home
uses
source: http://www.treehugger.com/modular‐design/three‐years‐ago‐in‐treehugger‐factor‐10‐house.html
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Adam Joseph Lewis Center for Environmental Studies
focused on reducing
environmental impact
source: http://www.chippendaleconsulting.com/g23.htm
Solar Umbrella House
• Renovate sections of the house as well as add portions
• "solar umbrella" of PV panels which ended up providing 95 percent of
the home's energy
source: http://www.e‐architect.co.uk/los_angeles/solar_umbrella.htm
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Colorado Court Affordable Housing Project
• an environmentally conscious approach to affordable housing
• two on‐site energy generation systems,
the nation's first energy neutral
affordable housing project
source: http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Colorado_Court_Affordable_Housing.jpg
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Austin Resource Center for the Homeless
• Using energy and water saving methods
• Usage of environmentally‐friendly materials
source: http://aiatopten.org/node/164
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Lake View Terrace Library
• LEED Platinum
• PV array
• uses wind energy
sursa: http://www.you‐are‐here.com/modern/lake_view.html
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Bürogebäude FRITZ EGGER GmbH & Co. OG
• DGNB Certificate in Gold
• Radauti
• An 2010
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Promenada
• DGNB Pre‐certificate in Gold
• Bucuresti
• An 2012 (2013)
Sky Tower Bucharest
• DGNB Pre‐certificate in Silver
• Bucuresti
• An 2012 (2012)
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LCA : Life Cycle Assessment (life cycle analysis)
• Life Cycle Assessment = a technique to assess environmental impacts
• associated with all the stages of a product's life
• from “cradle to grave”
• Life Cycle Interpretation is a systematic technique to identify, quantify, check, and evaluate
information from the results of the life cycle inventory and/or the life cycle impact
assessment. Cf. Def ISO 14044
• the LCA assessment of:
• harmful emissions in the air
• harmful emissions in the water
• harmful emissions in the soil
• the amount of resources used throughout the lifecycle of construction
LCA : Life Cycle Assessment (life cycle analysis)
• an LCA can assess the impact of any building material, component or system.
• the LCA analysis in constructions is limited to certain parts or certain stages of the life cycle
through several limitations – boundary conditions.
• must be consistent with the purpose of the LCA
• Interpretation of results must be consistent with the purposes of the LCA study defined in
onset
• Classification: gruparea emisiilor şi a materialelor în diferite categorii de impact asupra mediului
• Characterization: atribuirea unei valori de impact pentru emisiile asemănătoare
• Normalization: raportarea valorilor obţinute din caracterizare la valori unitare prin indicarea unui scor
general al performanţei elementului analizat
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Whole life carbon assessment
• Whole life carbon assessment = looks only at the environmental impact of carbon
over the life cycle.
• The assessment includes:
• the embodied energy and embodied carbon to construct a building
• the operational energy and carbon to operate a building
• also includes the end of life disposal of a building
• measured over a defined period, such as 60 years
Conclusions
• each elements is optimized,
the buildings and the site are re‐evaluated,
integrated and optimized as a solution
applied on the entire building
• Need of educating people and authorities for a multi‐criterial vision regarding the
efficiency of thermal retrofitting processes on existing buildings or residential dwellings,
as well in the design of new buildings
• Sustainable urban environments is necessary to have new standards and regulations in
various fields
• establish sustainable goals
• development of clear action plans
• implementation of sustainable strategies
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When does sustainability pays?
• green buildings produce tangible business benefits
• Where energy standards are not clearly implemented (in USA, China, India) BREEAM, LEED,
DGNB… have a bigger influence than elsewhere..
En+Ec+Ev =< U(w+h+pr) + C (i+pe+r) + B (v+lcc+i)
where En‐ energy costs and impacts
Ec‐ ecology costs and impacts
Ev‐ environmental costs and impacts
where U‐ user costs and benefits
w‐ wellbeing, h‐ health, pr‐productivity
C‐ Company costs and benefits
i‐image, pe‐performance, r‐ recruitment and retention
B‐ building costs and benefits
v‐value, lcc‐life cycle costs, i‐ innovation and design quality
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bzkHlRsUspk 2,30 min
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gz_L6KuqvFI 13 min
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CpHHIS_hx3s 4,10 min
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qWJWjAa2yD4 4,00 min
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w60JNAS‐9SM 4,15 min
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d5K4f13KEtE 2,00 min
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P3Otj2N7JRM 5,50 min
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lwsEV‐lDqmo 29,00 min
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High Performance
Energy‐Efficient Building
4th Year CE
Types of High
Performance Energy
Efficient Buildings
Conf.dr.ing. Ligia Moga
Dep. Construcții Civile şi Management
Thermal Balance of Buildings
• Thermal Balance is the net amount of all gains and losses:
• Transmission Heat Losses QT
• Ventilation Heat Losses QV
• Solar Heat Gains QS
• Internal heat Gains Qi
• Heat demand for heating: H
H=QT+QV –(QS+Qi)
• calculated for a typical whole year in order to include all
seasonal conditions including climate data of the specific
site
• area of corresponding heated surface
• Energy demand for heating: kWh/(m²∙yr).
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Factors that influence the thermal balance
• Heat demand for heating depends on:
• boundary conditions of the site
• exterior environment
• users behavior
• Climate influences: exterior temperature and solar radiation.
• Exterior temperature level and the length of the heating period Heating Degree Days (HDD)
• Based on European Standards: HDD15 [Kdays] – exterior temperature drops below 15 oC
HDD12 [Kdays] – exterior temperature drops below 12 oC: low‐energy buildings
Heating degree days Global solar radiation
[Kdays]
HDD12 [kWh/m²yr] radiative contribution solar radiation gains
Dijon (F) 2862 1174
Hamburg (G)
3530 955
wind influences total losses through ventilation – air in
filtration and air seepage
Klagenfurt (A)
4027 1226
Stockholm
(S) 4636 981 user behavior due to improper exploitation of the building
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Values for the thermal balance of a building
• Existing building stock: energy demand for heating 284 kWh/(m²∙yr)
• low energy building:
Existing building stock
• proper insulation levels
• ventilation system w/ heat recovery
• energy demand for heating 66 kWh/(m²∙yr)
Typical energy consumptions for heating:
Low energy buildings
100‐300 kWh/(m²∙yr)
Gains Losses Gains Losses
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Uninsulated Buildings
Exterior walls: uninsulated 25 cm of massive masonry R=0,77 (m2.K)/W
Roof: 4 cm of thermal insulation R=1,11 (m2.K)/W
Floor over unheated basement: uninsulated R=1,00 (m2.K)/W
Windows: simple glazing R=0,19 (m2.K)/W
Ventilation: leaking building
CO2 emissions‐fuel consumption heating oil/(m2.yr): 30‐25 liters,
around 60 kg /(m2.yr)
Energy demand for heating: 400‐300 kWh/(m2.yr)
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Poor insulated building
Exterior walls: 25 cm of massive masonry with a 6 cm of thermal insulation R=2,5 (m2.K)/W
Roof: 14‐22 cm of thermal insulation R=4,54 (m2.K)/W
Floor over unheated basement: 6 cm of thermal insulation R=2,5 (m2.K)/W
Windows: double glazing, insulated glass (air filling) R=0,35 (m2.K)/W
Ventilation: window opening is mandatory
CO2 emissions‐fuel consumption heating oil/(m2.yr): 15‐10 liters, around 30 kg /(m2.yr)
Energy demand for heating : 250 ‐150 kWh/(m2.yr)
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Low‐energy Building
• a building that uses less energy than a traditional house
• The energy performance is almost half compared to the minimum requirements
• Values for the energy consumptions for heating the building: 50‐70 kWh/(m²∙yr)
• typical single‐family house : 50‐40 kWh/(m2.yr)
• Exterior walls: 25 cm of massive masonry with a 16 cm of thermal insulation R=5 (m2.K)/W
• Roof: 30 cm of thermal insulation R=5 (m2.K)/W
• Floor over unheated basement: 10 cm of thermal insulation R=4 (m2.K)/W
• Windows: double glazing, insulated glass R=0,90 (m2.K)/W
• Ventilation: heat recovery system
• CO2 emissions‐fuel consumption heating oil /(m2.yr): 4‐5 liters, around 19 kg /(m2.yr)
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European Standards for designing low energy buildings
Different aims
Different calculation methodologies
Different standards
The ratio between
primary energy/final
energy for electricity
PRIMARY ENERGY FINAL ENERGY
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Passive House
• label “passive”‐ a significant heat quantity for
the heat demand comes from passive sources”
• a plus of heat gains – using a controlled heat
recovery ventilation system
• Comfort temperature θi=20oC
• Annual heat demand for heating:
< 15 Wh/m2.yr
• Total combined consumption:
heating/cooling+DHW+Electric energy < 120
kWh/m2.yr
• CO2 emissions‐fuel consumption heating
oil/(m2.yr): 1,5 liters, around 2 kg /(m2.yr)
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Passive House
• the Passive House Institute has introduced new categories for its building certification
• Passive House Premium classes
• Passive House Classic
• Passive House Plus
• Passive House Premium
• A new evaluation procedure based on the
“Primary Energy Renewable” (PER) ‐ will be used instead
of the primary energy demand
• also considers the energy generated by the building
• The heating demand of a Passive House remains mandatory
may not exceed < 15 kWh/m2.yr
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Nearly Zero Energy Building ‐ nZEB
• Autonomous buildings are usually energy‐efficient in operation
• the produced energy/yr = the consumed energy/yr
• materials w/ high thermal inertia materials are used
• advanced façade solutions
• Exterior walls: 25 cm of massive masonry with a 28‐32 cm of thermal insulation R=9,09 m2.K)/W
• Roof: 34‐38 cm of thermal insulation R=10 (m2.K)/W.
• Floor over unheated basement: min 28‐30 of thermal insulation R=10 (m2.K)/W.
• Windows: triple glazing, thermally insulated frames R=1,25 (m2.K)/W
• ventilation: heat recovery ventilation system
• Energy demand for heating: ≤ 15 kWh/(m2.yr)
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Positive Energy Buildings (Plus Energy)
• a building that produces more energy from renewable
sources than it consumes to achieve appropriate
thermal comfort levels
• a traditional, a bioclimatic, a low energy building or a
passive building can become a positive energy
building
• energy consumed must be produced on‐site
• the surplus energy is transferred into the electricity
grid
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Building systems
• Ensures energy consumptions for heating, domestic hot
water, cooling, ventilation and lighting.
• Residential buildings: heating systems, DHW systems, lighting
systems and ventilation systems.
• Strong heating systems– to ensure the high energy need demand
• Heat recovery ventilation systems‐ reduces heating costs
• Domestic hot water can be provided using solar collectors, supplemented
by the related heating system
• Seasonal storages which accumulates the solar energy from the solar
collectors during summer period in a central tank
• used as energy for heating during winter time
• Storages from 60 to 80 kWh of thermal energy in each m3 of water.
Blower door test
• The volumetric air flow [m3/h] is established based on a
differential pressure of 50 Pa .
• Changing the air ratio is determined by dividing to the
internal air volume of the building
• Typical values for n50 air ventilation rate are:
• leaky building:
n50 > 3 h‐1
• low energy building:
n50 < 1,5 h‐1
• passive house:
n50 < 0,6 h‐1
H:\An 4 Ce\BlowerDoor film ‐ YouTube.mp4
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High Performance
Energy‐Efficient Building
4th Year CE
Passive House
principles
Conf.dr.ing. Ligia Moga
Dep. Construcții Civile şi Management
Uninsulated Buildings
Exterior walls: uninsulated 25 cm of massive masonry R=0,77 (m2.K)/W
Roof: 4 cm of thermal insulation R=1,11 (m2.K)/W
Floor over unheated basement: uninsulated R=1,00 (m2.K)/W
Windows: simple glazing R=0,19 (m2.K)/W
Ventilation: leaking building
CO2 emissions‐fuel consumption heating oil/(m2.yr): 30‐25 liters,
around 60 kg /(m2.yr)
Energy demand for heating: 400‐300 kWh/(m2.yr)
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European Standards for designing low energy buildings
Different aims
Different calculation methodologies
Different standards
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Passive House
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Characteristics
• Energy efficient building– reduced energy consumptions in building’s
exploitation
• Construction prices are 10‐20% > traditional house/building
• Exploitation costs are 75‐80% lower vs traditional house
• satisfactory degrees of thermal insulation
• increased airtightness
• significant solar gains
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History of the standard
• The standard is originally Scandinavian
• Corresponds quite closely to building regulation requirements in one of the
Swedish climate zones [1]
• First zero carbon house‐ Zero‐Energy House (1976)‐ Copenhaga
by Danish architect Vagn Korsgaard si Torben Esbensen [1]
• Philips Experimental House in Aachen (1974/75) [2]
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• Saskatchewan Conservation House (1977) [3] [3]
Robert Besant, Oliver Drerup, Rob Dumont, David Eyre, si Harold Orr
1977 Gene Leger, builder from Massachusetts
builds a similar energy efficient house
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• Standard brought from Sweden and expanded by de Dr. Wolfgang Feist,
founder of the Passivhaus Institute din Darmstadt.
• Casa pasiva‐ Passivhaus.
• a normal modern house
• correctly designed and erected
• scientifically calculated and verified during and after completion
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PH characteristics
Poor insulation Super‐insulated
R ≥≥ 6,67 m2K/W
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PH characteristics
Poor insulation Super‐insulated
R≥≥6,67 m2K/W
Frequently Avoidance of
thermal bridges thermal bridges
(cold spots) by design
Ψ<<0,01W/(mK)
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PH characteristics
Super‐insulated
Poor insulation
R≥≥6,67 m2K/W
Frequently thermal bridges (cold
Avoidance of thermal bridges by design
spots)
Ψ<<0,01W/(mK)
Controlled
ventilation
Inappropriate
ventilation strategies
Airtight envelope
n50<0,6 h‐1
Uncontrolled air
infiltration
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PH characteristics Super‐insulated
R≥≥6,67 m2K/W
Poor insulation Avoidance of thermal bridges by design
Frequently thermal bridges (cold spots) Ψ<<0,01W/(mK)
Uncontrolled air infiltration Airtight envelope
Inappropriate ventilation strategies Controlled ventilation
Passive house
windows, triple‐
Single or double
glazing and super‐
window panes in insulated frames
thin and leaky
frames result in cold Rg ≥≥ 1,43 m2K/W
radiation and Rf ≥≥ 1,25 m2K/W
draught
PH characteristics Super‐insulated
Poor insulation R≥≥6,67 m2K/W
Frequently thermal bridges (cold spots) Avoidance of thermal bridges by design
Uncontrolled air infiltration Ψ<<0,01W/(mK)
Inappropriate ventilation strategies Airtight envelope
Single or double window panes in thin and n50<0,6 h‐1
leaky frames result in cold radiation and Controlled ventilation
draught Passive house windows, triple‐glazing and
super‐insulated frames
Rg ≥≥ 1,43 m2K/W
Rf ≥≥ 1,25 m2K/W
Solar Gains not Orientation on plot and
considered in design glazing designed to
process (in some provide some 40% of
international heating requirements
methodologies) from passive solar gains
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PH characteristics Super‐insulated
R≥≥6,67 m2K/W
Avoidance of thermal bridges by design
Poor insulation
Ψ<<0,01W/(mK)
Frequently thermal bridges (cold spots)
Airtight envelope
Uncontrolled air infiltration
n50<0,6 h‐1
Inappropriate ventilation strategies
Controlled ventilation
Single or double window panes in thin and
Passive house windows, triple‐glazing and
leaky frames result in cold radiation and
super‐insulated frames
draught
Rg ≥≥ 1,43 m2K/W
Solar Gains not considered in design process
Rf ≥≥ 1,25 m2K/W
(in some international methodologies)
Orientation on plot and glazing designed
to provide some 40% of heating
requirements from passive solar gains
Resultant space
heating/cooling
requirements:
heat/cooling load
> 100 W/m2
< 10 W/m2
Super‐insulated
PH characteristics R≥≥6,67 m2K/W
Poor insulation Avoidance of thermal bridges by design
Frequently thermal bridges (cold spots)
Advanced heat recovery Ψ<<0,01W/(mK)
Uncontrolled air infiltration system with small air Airtight envelope
Inappropriate ventilation strategies n50<0,6 h‐1
Single or double window panes in thin
heater, max. 1kW Controlled ventilation
and leaky frames result in cold radiation Passive house windows, triple‐glazing and
and draught super‐insulated frames
Solar Gains not considered in design Rg ≥≥ 1,43 m2K/W
process (in some international Rf ≥≥ 1,25 m2K/W
methodologies) Orientation on plot and glazing designed
to provide some 40% of heating
requirements from passive solar gains
Un economic heating
system, 10kW or more
Heat added to injected
fresh air at low
temperature , causing
Draughty heating using
no draught
radiators below window > 100 kWh/(m2an)
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PH characteristics Super‐insulated
R≥≥6,67 m2K/W
Poor insulation Avoidance of thermal bridges by design
Frequently thermal bridges (cold
Annual energy Ψ<<0,01W/(mK)
spots) consumption for space Airtight envelope
Uncontrolled air infiltration n50<0,6 h‐1
Inappropriate ventilation strategies
heating Controlled ventilation
Single or double window panes in Passive house windows, triple‐glazing and
thin and leaky frames result in cold super‐insulated frames
radiation and draught Rg ≥≥ 1,43 m2K/W
Solar Gains not considered in design Rf ≥≥ 1,25 m2K/W
process (in some international
methodologies) Orientation on plot and glazing designed
Draughty heating using radiators to provide some 40% of heating
below window requirements from passive solar gains
Heat added to injected fresh air at low
temperature , causing no draught
> 150 kWh/(m2an) < 15 kWh/(m2an)
Savings >90%
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Specific certification criteria
Criterion Reuired value How to attain
Space heating demand as < 15kWh/(m2.an) Careful design using passive house construction techniques and
calculated by PHPP components– precise and complete specifications – thermal bridges!
Accurate research and establishment of climate data for the construction
site
Iterative energy calculations using PHPP
Correct placement of the building on the site to maximize solar gains
and minimize winter shading – situation and orientation
Excellent work force, training and site management
Unrelenting quality control from design to finished project
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Specific certification criteria
Criterion Required value How to attain
Cooling characteristics < 15kWh/m2a Design shading and ventilation to minimize cooling requirements
and load– cooling demand
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dCivzCInDtA
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Expensive to heat and maintain Inexpensive to heat and maintain
Uncomfortable to live in: PH outlines
‐ large temperature differences Ultra‐comfortable to live in:
between windows and walls, others.. ‐ low temperature differences between
‐ large temperature differences windows and walls, other..
between heating elements and ‐ low‐temperature additional heating‐hence
surroundings never draughty
‐ hence always draughty
Dry, comfortable and healthy. The ventilation
Propensity to humidity because of system assures a constant supply of clean,
infiltration of humid air and poorly warm and, if required, pollen‐free air.
designed ventilation strategies ‐leads to The ventilation and heating strategy makes
health problems and costly damage. passive houses uniquely suited for schools,
care homes and other health care units
Comparatively cheap to build with high
and increasing running costs ‐ falling Higher initial costs, low running costs and
resale value lower total life cycle costs (e.g. over 40 years) ‐
high and increasing resale value
Relatively easy to build ‐ limited planning
and quality control effort, based on More difficult to build correctly ‐requires exact
‘approved’ techniques and solutions, and and detailed design, planning, specifications
traditional methods; normally erected on and calculations; trained, motivated and well
site using labor with little training and managed on‐site craftsmen.
varying motivation Off‐site manufacturing an advantage
Probably impossible or very hard to get Can be taken to zero carbon with additional
to zero energy and zero carbon design effort and cost
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Passive House
• the Passive House Institute has introduced new categories for its building certification
• Passive House Premium classes
• Passive House Classic
• Passive House Plus
• Passive House Premium
• A new evaluation procedure based on the
“Primary Energy Renewable” (PER) ‐ will be used instead
of the primary energy demand
• also considers the energy generated by the building
• The heating demand of a Passive House remains mandatory
may not exceed < 15 kWh/m2.yr
Conclusions
• The PH standard does not dictate: Aesthetics
• Architectural freedom is hardly limited by PH
requirements although some types of visual and functional
solutions need to be constructed differently from habit.
• Designed scientifically and calculated individually
• Suitable for any type of community
• The PH standard doesn’t consider sustainability criteria
• Passive house can ensure:
• increased comfort
• higher return on investment
• reduced ecological impact
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Passive House from Darmstadt Kranichstei
OG 386/2016: modificare si completare Ordin 2055/2005‐ C107‐2005
ANEXA Nr. 1 (Anexa D la partea a 3‐a din reglementarea tehnică)
Zonarea climatică a României pentru perioada de iarnă
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OG 386/2016: modificare si completare Ordin 2055/2005‐ C107‐2005
ANEXA Nr. 2 (Anexa L la partea a 3‐a din reglementarea tehnică)
Nivelul necesarului de energie pentru clădiri al căror consum de energie este aproape egal cu zero
Energy Scale for Buildings
Romanian Law 372/2005‐updated 2016‐
Heating
Domestic Hot Water
Lighting
Total energy consumptions‐ Heating+DHW+Lighting:
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nZEB Definition
• Revizuirea Directivei privind Performanţa Energetică a Clădirilor (EPBD) - Articolul 9:
„Clădirile cu consum de energie aproape zero” (nZEB) ca viitoare cerinţă care trebuie să
fie pusă în aplicare începând cu 2019 pentru clădirile publice şi din 2021 pentru toate
clădirile nou construite
„O clădire cu consum de energie aproape zero este o [...] clădire cu o performanţă energetică
ridicată […], iar acest necesar de energie redus sau aproape egal cu zero ar trebui să fie acoperit în
mare măsură din surse regenerabile, inclusiv energie produsă la faţa locului sau în apropiere”
nZEB = increased EP + SRE produsă la faţa locului sau în apropiere
• Criteriile nZEB sunt în mare parte de natură calitativă, lăsând mult loc de interpretare şi aplicare
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General approaches
• definitia nZEB considera ca principal indicator energia primara maxima (e.p.max.).
• In cateva cazuri (Danemarca si Regiunea Belgiana Flandra), cons. de e.p. al cladirii este evaluat printr-un
coeficient adimensional, comparand cons. de e. p. al cladirii cu cons.de e. al unei cladiri de referinta cu
caracteristici similare (din pct de vedere a geometriei).
• In cateva tari (Marea Britanie, Norvegia, Spania), emisiile de carbon sunt folosite ca indicator principal
• In alte tari (Austria, Romania) emisiile de carbon sunt utilizare ca un indicator complementar cons. de e. p. .
• cladirile rezidentiale, majoritatea jurisdictilor tintesc in a asigura un cons. e.p.≤ 50 kWh/m2an.
• diferine cerinte sunt stabilite pentru cladirile individuale precum si pentru cladirile de apartamente si valori mai mari pentru
regiunile cu climate mai reci (Franta, Romania)
• cladirile cu alta destinatie decat cea de locuire - o singura tinta pentru cladirile de birouri si cladirile de invatamant (Regiunea
Capitalei Bruxelles).
• alte tari (Romania, Estonia) stabilesc cerinte si pentru spitale.
• nivelul maxim de e.p. - cladiri cu alta destinatie decat cea de locuire din Europa merge de la 0 la 270 kWh/m2an.
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• In doar cateva tari sunt considerate si electrocasnicele (Austria) sau consumul energetic a lifturilor si a scarilor
rulante (pentru cladiri cu alta destinatie in italia).
• majoritatea tarilor impun cerinte separate pentru consumul energetic final, referindu-se la necesarul final de
energie pentru incalzirea spatiilor (e.g. in Cipru, Letonia, Slovenia sau Regiunea capitalei Bruxelles) sau la
coeficientul mediu de transmitanta termica a cladirii (Republica Ceha)
• In unele tari este inclusa si evaluarea etanseitatii cladirii. (Danemarca si Regiunea Capitalei Bruxelles
• In putine cazuri (Franta , Danemarca, Regiunea capitalei Brussel si Regiunea Flandra), se stabilesc cerinte
aditionale pentru performanta sistemelor tehnice (unitatile de incalzire si ventilare) si pentru reducerea riscului
de supraincalzire al cladirii.
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• 8 dintre aceste state (Cipru, Lituania, Latvia, Romania, Slovacia, Irlanda, Franta, Regiunea Flandra), au stipulat
in mod explicit ponderea de cosum energetic primar care trebuie sa fie asigurat de sursele regenerabile de
energie .
• In alte jurisdictii (Republica Ceha, Danemarca, Estonia, Regiunea Capitalei Bruxelles) sursele regenerabile sunt
considerate in mod indirect.
• In Danemarca - o evolutie graduala a factorilor energetici primari a fost planuita si o crestere in ponderea
energiei din surse regenerabile peste 50% este asteptata in 2020.
• La sfarsitul anului 2015 Comisia Europeana a trebuit sa evalueze progresul realizat in acest domeniu de totate
statele membre .
• diferentele existente in definirea cladirilor nZEB ,
• necesitatea clarificarii legislatiei europene
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• Energia primara :
𝐸= 𝐸 , ×𝑓 , − 𝐸 , ×𝑓 ,
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• sursele regenerabile de energie (nefosile), acoperă minimum 10% din energia primară totală
calculată a clădirii.
• la clădirile existente la care se execută lucrări de renovare majoră, nivelul maximum admis al energiei
primare din surse convenţionale - se justifică din punct de vedere tehnico-economic,
• Atât în cazul clădirilor noi cât şi al celor existente incluse în programe naţionale şi locale de
modernizare energetică, se urmăreşte ca soluţiile tehnice adoptate să satisfacă cerinţele minime din
punct de vedere al costurilor, determinate în concordanţă cu prevederile Regulamentului delegat al UE
nr. 244 / 2012
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Financiar
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Recomandari - Valorile limită maximum admise ale energiei primare şi ale emisiilor de CO2
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bloc de locuinte
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Actual status 1. Există cerinţe numai în ceea ce priveşte reglementările tehnice în construcţii pentru clădirile
noi. Nu sunt stabilite cerinţe globale privind performanţa energetică a clădirilor pentru clădirile
noi şi renovări ale clădirilor existente.
2. Există cerinţe normative pentru elemente componente ale anvelopei clădirii, cu referire la
nivelul de izolare termică şi un coeficient global de transfer termic (G). G reprezintă o cerinţă
generală minimă (numai pentru încălzire)
Gaps regarding 1. Nu există cerinţe specifice pentru consumul de energie primară sau pentru emisiile de CO2.
implementation
What can be done better 1. Pentru asigurarea tranziţiei către nZEB, trebuie să se revizuiască reglementările tehnice în
for the nZEB construcţii. Schimbările trebuie să aibă efect asupra structurii cadrului normativ şi a nivelului de
implementation ambiţie.
2. Ar trebui revizuită structura reglementărilor, inclusiv cerinţele minime privind consumul de
energie finală şi primară şi emisiile CO2 şi utilizarea energiei din surse regenerabile.
3. Trebuie revizuit nivelul de ambiţie a cerinţelor.
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Conclusions
• Definitii diferite la nivel european a nZEB
• Consumul de energie primara variaza de la 20-200 kwh/m2an
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Tour Elithis
Dijon, Franţa
Inaugurată în 2 Aprilie 2009
Elithis ingénierie
arhitect Jean-Marie Charpentier
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Soluții constructive
utilizate la realizarea
clădirilor civile de înaltă
performanță energetică.
Conf.dr.ing. Ligia Moga
Dep. Construcții Civile şi Management
Building Envelope
• Foarte importanta in stabilirea necesarului de energie pentru incalzire si racire
• Pierderile de energie depind de: tipul cladirii, climat, solutii constructive, orientare, amplasament si
comportamentul ocupantilor
• Este nevoie de optiuni avansate si eficiente energetic a componentelor individuale ale anvelopei cladirii
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Building Envelope
• Pasive
• Pereti , acoperisuri, plansee, suprafete vitrate
izolate corespunzatorr;
punti termice neglijabile, etc.
• Rata de ventilare la valori optime
• Maximizarea aporturilor solare: raportul suprafata
opaca‐suprafata vitrata optim;
raportul dimensional; inertia termica
• Active
• BIPV/T
• Stocare termica
• Recuperare de caldura, etc..
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Actual status
• Anvelopa cladirii:
• joaca un rol important de bariera termica intre interior si exterior
• stabileste nivelul de comfort, iluminare natural si ventilare
• stabileste necesarul de incalzire si racire a cladirii
• Anvelopa cladirilor noi:
• Implementarea metodelor de incalzire si racire pasiva prin utilizarea materialelor de constructie eficiente
energetic scaderea necesarul de energie pentru incalzire si racire
• Consumul de energie pentru racire va creste in 2050
150% ‐ global 300%‐600% ‐ tarile in curs de dezvoltare
• Tari climat cald:
• solutii eficiente dpdv a costurilor‐ acoperisuri si pereti reflectanti
umbriri exterioare, utilizarea suprafetelor de ferestre cu acoperiri de tip low‐E
• Tari climate reci:
• optimizarea proiectarii cladirii si utilizarea unor sisteme vitrate avansate
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Actual status
• Etanseizarea cladirii: impiedicarea trecerii aerului prin anvelopa cladirii
• Un factor important in cresterea eficientei energetice a cladirii
• Etanseizarea corespunzatoare reduce necesarul de caldura pentru incalzire cu 20%‐30%
• Cladirile etanse au nevoie de sistem de ventilare controlat pentru asigurarea climatului
interior sanatos
• Este important efectuarea testelor standard de etanseitate a cladirii la fiecare 10 ani.
• Utilizarea sistemelor de fatada integrate:
• Optimizarea iluminarii naturale si reducerea necesarurilor energetice
• Umbrire exterioara prin orientarea corespunzatoare si control solar dinamic
• Optimizarea raportului suprafat vitrata‐suprafata opaca
• Economii de energie de
60%‐iluminat
20%‐ racire
26% ‐ necesarul de energie electrica
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Building form and orientation
Iarna
• Soarele rasare SE si apune SW
• Pozitia soarelui coborata, zile scurte
Vara
• Soarele rasare NE si apune NW
• Pozitia soarelui ridicata, zile mai lungi
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Hygrothermal performance‐ U values (=1/R)
U‐in Europe (cerinte de izolare termica) (2014)
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Thermal insulation
• Asigurarea unui grad de izolare termica corespunzator pentru pereti, planseu terasa / acoperis, placa
pe sol / planseu peste subsol neincalzit
temperatura de comfort in perioada rece opreste excesul de caldura in perioada calda
• Gradul de izolare termica depinde de tipul cladirii
• Proiectarea defectuoasa si asamblarea necorespunzatoare
• Punti Termice
aparitia fenomenului de condens
• dispunerea barierei de vapori
• evaluarea umiditatii prin programe de simulare
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Thermal insulation systems
Plăci din fibră lemnoasă
Sisteme termoizolante clasice Kronotherm DF 20
Spumă albastră de polistiren
extrudat STYROFOAM Izolație fenolică rigidă KINGSPAN Poliuretan Rigid Pulverizat Fibre celulozice
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Thermal insulation systems
Izolații cu AEROGEL SPACELOFT
‐ inventat în anul 1931 de un chimist american‐ dezvoltat în anul 2007;
‐ conductivitate foarte scăzută 0.011‐0.013 W/(m.K) fiind alcătuit dintr‐un procent de 90% de aer
cel mai bun material izolant!
Panouri din aerogel de 30 mm
grosime;
Clădire de locuit din Anglia
la interior şi la exterior
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Transparent thermal insulation systems‐ StoSolar system
Clădire de birouri în Erfurt, Germania
Clădire de locuit în Seewalchen, Hipermarket M‐Preis în Wattens
Austria Austria
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Other performant materials
• Vacuum Insulated Panel (VIP)
• Panouri structurale izolate (SIPs)
• Insulated Concrete Foam ICF
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Details for low energy buildings, passive house, nZEB
• Detaliile de casa pasiva‐ reduc seminificativ pierderile de caldura
• Exemplu pentru o casa unifamiliala cu o Sperete exterior=100 m2. θi=21oC & θe=‐12oC
Valori R pierderi pierderile costurile anuale
de caldura anuale de caldura pierderi de caldura (2005)
m²K/W W kWh/(m²a) prin peretii exetriori €/an
1,00 3300 78 429.‐
1,25 2640 62 343.‐
1,67 1980 47 257.‐
0,40 1320 31 172.‐
2,50 660 16 86.‐
6,67 495 12 64.‐
10 330 8 43.‐
• Valori corespunzatoare pentru R≥6,67 m²K/W
Details
• Grosimi de termoizolatie de circa 30 cm
• Grosimi de 20 cm pentru materialel
• cu o conductivitate termica foarte scazuta Material conductivitate grosimea necesara pentru
termica a asigura R=7,69 (m²K)/ W
W/mK _ m
beton 2.100 15.80
caramida plina 0.800 6.02
caramida cu goluri 0.400 3.01
lemn 0.130 0.98
BCA 0.110 0.83
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baloti de paie 0.055 0.410
material izolator tipic 0.040 0.300
mat. izolator superior 0.025 0.188
spume nanoporoase
"super insulation" 0.015 0.113
izolatie tip “vacuum”(silica) 0.008 0.060
izolatie tip “vacuum”
(vacumare ridicata) 0.002 0.015
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Details
• nnnn
R=9,09 m2K/W
R=6,25 m2K/W
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Details
• nnnn
R=11,11 m2K/W
R=10 m2K/W
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Glazing surface
• Un punct cheie in proiectarea avansata consta in eliminarea echipamentelor de incalzire si racire
• Programe de simulare a performantei energetice a cladirii:
• optimizarea iluminatului natural
• specificarea orientarii cladirii
• adaugarea caracteristicilor care asigura umbrirea si ventilarea naturala
Ferestre electrocromate
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1.Vitrajele izolatoare
• distanțierul de margini calde dispus între straturile de geam creşterea Tint cu câteva grade;
• reducerea conductivității gazului dintre straturile de geam;
• adăugarea mai multor foi de geam măreşte valoarea izolatoare.
2.Vitrajele nuanțate (protejate)
• sunt de culoarea bronzului, cenuşiu, uşor albăstră sau verzuie.
• reduc efectul de orbire şi energia solare transmisă prin sticlă.
3.Învelişurile reflectante pentru vitraje
• straturi metalice sau oxide metalic: argintiu, auriu, bronz
• reduc coeficientul de aport solar de căldură.
4.Învelişuri cu emisivitate scăzută (low E)
• Sticla cu straturi (pelicule) LOW E cheia diminuării transferului termic prin geam
• reduc pierderile de căldură prin radiatie la 10%.
5.Geamul laminat
• durabilitate, performanță înaltă, beneficii multifuncționale şi o înfățişare estetică.
Spacers for glazing surfaces
Profil drept Profil rotunjit Profil teşit la 45 Profil TGI Profil cu bariera termică
Profil Super Spacer Sistem de distanțiere Swiglle
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Equivalent thermal conductivity for aluminum spacers
Tipul λech [ W/(m·K) ]
de Laţimea distanţierilor din aluminiu [mm]
distanţier 6 7 8 9 10 12 14 15 16
Drept 31,872 32,559 33,093 33,520 33,364 33,967 34,408 34,587 34,744
Rotunjit 5,749 6,538 7,318 8,034 8,751 10,027 11,232 11,821 12,345
Teşit 4,246 4,729 5,389 5,961 6,479 7,470 8,281 8,828 9,234
TGI - - 1,041 1,089 1,127 1,249 1,328 1,362 1,394
Barieră
- - - 1,043 0,988 0,974 0,967 0,959 0,794
termică
Super
0,185 0,185 0,185 0,185 0,185 0,185 0,185 0,185 0,185
Space
Gas filling
oC 103
Kg/m3 10-5 Pa·s 10-2 W/(m·K) Kg/m3 10-5 Pa·s 10-2 W/(m·K) 103 J/(kg·K)
J/(kg·K)
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Double Skin Facade
• Vitrajul exterior
• De obicei o singura foaie de geam
laminat
• Vitrajul interior
• Vitraj dublu izolat (sticla clara,
low‐E, sistem de control solar, etc.,)
• Ferestre operabile‐ ventilare naturala
• Cavitatile de aer
• Naturale, cu ventilatoare sau
ventilare mecanica
• Dimensiunea cavitatii : 12 la 130 cm
• Sistem de umbrire integrat
• Sisteme fotovoltaice
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Thermal performance of glazing surface
Normativul C107/3‐2005, tabelul V prevede urmatoarele valori ale rezistentelor termice pentru
elementele vitrate:
Roofs
• Acoperisurie:
• Reduc necesarul de energie pentru incalzire/racire
• Reduc efectul de “insula de caldura urbana”
• Tipuri:
• Acoperisuri albe
• Acoperisuri le verzi
• In functie de climat
Acoperis verde Acoperis traditional
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Conclusions
• Optimizarea anvelopei cladirii :
• reducerea costurilor energetice pentru incalzire (H), ventilare (V) si aer‐conditionat (AC) ‐ echipamentul HVAC
• creste comfortul ocupantilor
• creste calitatea vietii prin reducerea costurilor de sanatate
• Activitatile de cercetare si dezvoltarea vor asigura amortizarea investitiilor:
• Ferestre puternic izolate termic
• Materiale de izolare performante la grosimi mici
• Manopera de etanseizare redusa si teste de validare scazute
• Sisteme dinamice automate de vitrare si de umbrire operate la costuri mai mici
• Materiale reflectante si invelisuri reflectante durabile si la preturi mult mai scazute
• Este nevoie:
• asumarea raspunderii in stabilirea unor tinte de eficienta energetica a anvelopei cladirii
• dezvoltarea si armonizarea clasarii si certificarii materialelor de constructii
• implementarea technologiilor testate: izolatii termice, sisteme de etansare, ferestrelor cu emisivitate scazuta, umbrire
exterioara si alte solutii.
• Informarea populatiei privind aspectele economice, de confort si de sanatate asigurate de cladirile cu consum redus de
energie
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