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ALTERNATIVE WALL INSULATION FOR ENERGY EFFICIENT BUILDINGS
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Granadeiro, V.; Correia, J.R.; Leal, V.M.S.; Duarte, J.P. 2013 Envelope-related energy demand: A design indocator of energy performance for residential buildings in early design stages. Lisboa, Technical University of Lisbon;
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ŽUPOVÁ, L .; KOZLOVSKÁ, M .; Modern methods of construction as a challenge for energy efficiency buildings. In: SGEM 2013, Albena, Bulgaria. P. 677- 684. - ISSN 1314-2704
Oral, G.K & Yilmaz, Z. (2002 ) The limit U values for building envelope related to building form in temperate and cold zones. Istanbul: Istanbul Technical University.
Zhu, J. & Chen, B. (2013 ) Simplified analysis methods for thermal responsive performance of passive solar house in cold area of China. Dalian, University of Technology.
Bektas Ekici, B., Aytac Gulten, A., Aksoy, U.T. (2013 ) A study on the optimum insulation thickness of various types of external walls with respect to different 14th SGEM GeoConference on Nano, Bio and Green – Technologies for a Sustainable Future materials, fuels and climate zones in Turkey. Elazig Department of Construction Education, Firat University.
Catalina, T., Iordache, V., Caracaleanu, B. (2013) Multiple regression model for fast prediction of the heating energy demand. Technical University of Civil Engineering, Romania.
Jelle, B.P. (2011 ) Traditional, state-of-the-art and future thermal building insulation materials and solutions-properties, requirements and possibilities. Norway, Trondheim, Norwegian University of Science and Technology.
STN EN 730540 Thermal performance of buildings and components. Thermal protection of buildings.
Granadeiro, V.; Correia, J.R.; Leal, V.M.S.; Duarte, J.P. 2013 Envelope-related energy demand: A design indocator of energy performance for residential buildings in early design stages. Lisboa, Technical University of Lisbon;
Aldawi, F.; Alam, F.; Date, A.; Alghamdi, M.; Aldhawi, F. 2013 A new house wall system for residential buildings. Melbourne, Mechanical and Manifacturing Engineering, RMIT University;
Al-Homoud, M.S. 2005. Performance characteristics and practical applications of common building thermal insulation materials. Saudi Arabia, Dhahran, King Fahd University.
ŽUPOVÁ, L .; KOZLOVSKÁ, M .; Modern methods of construction as a challenge for energy efficiency buildings. In: SGEM 2013, Albena, Bulgaria. P. 677- 684. - ISSN 1314-2704
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