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To identify effective ventilation guidance and practice to mitigate the indoor airborne transmission of infectious diseases in new build non-domestic buildings [PDF]
, 2023 Under The Building (Scotland) Act 2003, the Scottish Building Standards system sets minimum standards applicable where new building work is proposed. These mandatory standards, and guidance on how they may be complied with, are published in the Building ...
McGill, Grainne, McElroy, Lori Barbara
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Metrics for energy performance in operation: the fallacy of single indicators
Buildings & Cities, 2020 Many countries and organisations have now endorsed the climate emergency. New and existing buildings must play a big part in tackling this, though past history has been disappointing, e.g.
Bill Bordass
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The use of cold nuclear fusion for heating buildings and structures
Современная наука и инновации, 2023 Introduction: The construction of buildings originated with man and developed in the same way. Man created a variety of structures for his being and work, equipping premises to solve certain problems.
E. V. Nazarova, N. Yu. Avetyan
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Validation of the Energy Demand Load Profile Estimator “PROFet” for Trondheim Non-residential Buildings [PDF]
E3S Web of ConferencesAccurate long-term forecasts of aggregate energy load profiles are crucial for effective energy system planning at regional and national scales. This study aims to validate PROFet, a flexible load profile modeling tool. PROFet forecasts weather-dependent
Mohammadabadi Abolfazl +2 more
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A Review on the Performance of Concrete Containing Non-Potable Water
Applied Sciences, 2021 Construction industries consume huge amounts of potable water during activities such as washing of aggregates, stone crushing, manufacturing, and curing of concrete, mortars, grouts, and wetting of masonry bricks.
Babar Ali +3 more
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Energies, 2023 The residential sector is currently responsible for approximately 30% of the final energy consumption and 12% of direct CO2 emissions in Italy, mainly due to the heating and cooling of buildings and the use of domestic hot water.
Marco Noro, Filippo Busato
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Mixed-use neighbourhood to maximise urban energy community potential [PDF]
E3S Web of ConferencesRenewable energy communities (REC) are key drivers in promoting energy transition to renewable energy sources (RES). To maximise local potential for RECs, matching demand and local production requires the integration of different load profiles ...
Vecchi Francesca, Berardi Umberto
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Frontiers in Mechanical Engineering, 2016 This paper reviews the discrepancy between predicted and measured energy use in non-domestic buildings in a UK context with outlook to global studies.
Chris van Dronkelaar +4 more
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Overheating and energy use in urban office buildings in a warming climate
Japan Architectural Review, 2023 Buildings are responsible for one‐third of the UK's greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. The move to reduce emissions has resulted in recent stringent building regulations primarily aimed at reducing heating and associated energy use, often by improving the ...
Tanvir Morshed, Monjur Mourshed
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Managing the risk of the energy performance gap in non-domestic buildings [PDF]
Building Services Engineering Research and Technology, 2021 Energy use in buildings accounts for one-third of the overall global energy consumption and total building floor area continues to increase each year as new developments are constructed and delivered. If stringent climate goals are to be met, these buildings will need to consume less energy and emit less carbon.
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