Phase change materials (PCMs) have the potential to significantly decrease space conditioning loads and associated carbon emissions when integrated into a building. If …
Buildings contribute to climate change by consuming a considerable amount of energy to provide thermal comfort for occupants. Cooling energy demands are expected to increase …
D Li, Y Zheng, C Liu, G Wu - Energy conversion and management, 2015 - Elsevier
The phase change material (PCM) applied in the roof can decrease the building energy consumption and improve the thermal comfort by enhancing the thermal energy storage …
Relocatable, transportable or off-site constructed lightweight buildings typically undergo sharp indoor temperature fluctuations in the heating and cooling seasons due to the lack of …
Recent architectural trends in high-rise residential buildings are favoring more transparent facades with fully glazed exteriors. While aesthetically pleasing, high window to wall ratios …
As energy availability and demand often do not match, thermal energy storage plays a crucial role to take advantage of solar radiation in buildings: in particular, latent heat storage …
B Nghana, F Tariku - Building and Environment, 2016 - Elsevier
The current residential buildings are of light weight construction. As such, they tend to frequent indoor air temperatures fluctuations and have been proven detrimental for thermal …
R Barzin, JJJ Chen, BR Young, MM Farid - Applied energy, 2015 - Elsevier
Phase change materials are used with various building materials in order to increase their thermal mass. This research is on the application of phase change material in the form of …
M Kazemi, L Courard - Advances in Building Energy Research, 2022 - Taylor & Francis
The use of recycled materials and porous aggregates such as rubber crumbs and volcanic gravel (pozzolana) for the drainage layer can lead to improving thermal behaviour of the …