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Experimental Analysis of Natural Gravel Covering as Cool Roofing and Cool Pavement [PDF]
Sustainability, 2014 Passive solutions for building energy efficiency represent an interesting research focus nowadays. In particular, natural materials are widely investigated for their potential intrinsic high thermal energy and environmental performance. In this view, natural stones represent a promising solution as building envelope covering and urban pavement.
PISELLO, ANNA LAURA +3 more
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On the cooling energy conservation potential of super cool roofs
Energy and Buildings, 2022 The implementation of radiative cooling materials can cool the substrate and the indoor air. It will generate energy saving for cooling in summer but increase the energy demand for heating in winter. In this study, a new method using TRNSYS integrated with MATLAB thermal model to calculate the energy saving for buildings with spectral-dependent ...
Feng, J. +3 more
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Development of the closed loop pulsating heat pipe cool roof system for residential buildings
Case Studies in Thermal Engineering, 2021 In tropical countries, air conditioning system is commonly used to provide thermal comfort in buildings. However, operating the air-conditioning system for long hours daily will result in escalating electricity bill.
L.H. Saw +6 more
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Thermal Performance Test of a Phase-Change-Material Cool Roof System by a Scaled Model
Advances in Civil Engineering, 2018 General cool roof is effective for reduction of cooling load, but it has a problem of increasing heating load. Therefore, the purpose of this study is to complement the disadvantages of the cool roof system by utilizing phase change characteristics of ...
Suk Goo Yoon +4 more
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Computational Urban Science, 2023 Cool materials and rooftop vegetation help achieve urban heating mitigation as they can reduce building cooling demands. This study assesses the cooling potential of different mitigation technologies using Weather Research and Forecasting (WRF)- taking ...
Ansar Khan +10 more
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Frontiers in Sustainable CitiesIntroductionGrowing remote sensing and machine learning capabilities offer opportunities to understand the spatiotemporal performance of reflective cool roofs, a widely implemented urban heat mitigation tool, in relation to health. We evaluated cool roof
Luke Bonanni +10 more
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Buildings, 2022 In hot dry regions, the building envelope receives abundant solar radiation, which contributes to heat stress and indoor thermal discomfort. To mitigate overheating inside spaces, cooling is the main basic requirement during most of the year.
Wafa Athmani +3 more
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, 2017 The motive of undertaking this project “cool roofs technology” discusses the various technical and design considerations as applicable for a composite climate. The primary intent of “cool roof technology” is to reduce the amount of energy (heat) absorbed by a roof surface and maintain the temperature of upper floors in building in summer season.
Singh, Surya Pratap, Sunayana
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Renewable Energy and Environmental Sustainability, 2023 This paper investigates the thermal performance of green roofs, cool roofs, and their combined effects in tropical climates. Although each technology has been studied independently for its potential to reduce cooling energy consumption in buildings ...
Mdlalose Nonkululeko Portia +3 more
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CLAY ROOFING TILE: A COOL ROOF?
Open Journal of Science and Technology, 2018 The aim of this study is to determine if the clay roofing tile in its natural albedo can be considered “cool†in the thermal performance through a comparison of its surface temperature to a cool coated clay tile using the exposure rack method. It begins with highlighting the expectation (from review) of the thermal performance of a cool colored ...
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