The target of traditional thermal conductivity of wall research is the spatial distribution form.In these studies,the change of thermal conductivity with temperature is neglected.Meanwhile,case studies are always used...The target of traditional thermal conductivity of wall research is the spatial distribution form.In these studies,the change of thermal conductivity with temperature is neglected.Meanwhile,case studies are always used.This method needs large computation and it is hard to obtain the optimal result.In order to overcome the problems,a new approach has been put forward in this paper.Different from the traditional approach,the new approach solves an inverse problem under the concept of passive ideal energy-saving buildings to obtain the optimal distribution of heat ability with temperature on an external wall.The result for a typical summer day shows the heat ability distribution of a wall in summer is a staircase.It is similar to the heat pipe.It is also found that the optimal heat transfer property of the external wall is closer to the heat pipe when its heat capacity per square meter(ρc_(p)L)is of extreme value.This study can provide guidance to researchers in building materials.展开更多
An active pipe-embedded building envelope, which is an external wall or roof with pipes embedded inside, was presented. This structure may utilize the circulating water in the pipe to transfer heat or coolth inside di...An active pipe-embedded building envelope, which is an external wall or roof with pipes embedded inside, was presented. This structure may utilize the circulating water in the pipe to transfer heat or coolth inside directly. This kind of structure is named ＂active pipe-embedded building envelope＂ due to dealing with the thermal energy actively inside the structure mass by circulating water. This structure not only deals with thermal energy before the external disturbance becomes cooling/heating load by using the circulating water, but also may use low-grade energy sources such as evaporative cooling, solar energy, and geothermal energy. In the meantime, this structure can also improve the indoor thermal comfort by tempering the internal wall surface temperature variation due to the thermal removal in the mass. This work further presents the thermal performance of this structure under a typical hot summer weather condition by comparing it with that of the conventional external wall/roof with numerical simulation. The results show that this pipe-embedded structure may reduce the external heat transfer significantly and reduce the internal wall surface temperature for improving thermal comfort. This work also presents the effects of the water temperature and the pipe spacing on the heat transfer of this structure. The internal surface heat transfer may reduce by about 2.6 W/mE when the water temperature reduces by 1℃ as far as a brick wall with pipes embedded inside is concerned. When the pipe spacing reduces by 50 mm, the internal wall surface heat flux can also reduce by about 2.3 W/m2.展开更多
Building energy efficiency is a key factor in reducing CO_(2) emissions.For this reason,European Union(EU)member states have developed thermal regulations to ensure building thermal performance.These results are often...Building energy efficiency is a key factor in reducing CO_(2) emissions.For this reason,European Union(EU)member states have developed thermal regulations to ensure building thermal performance.These results are often based on results achieved with building simulation software during the design stage.However,the actual thermal performance can deviate significantly from the predicted one,and this difference is known as the energy performance gap.Accurate indicators of the actual thermal performance are a valuable tool to guarantee building quality.These indicators,including the heat transfer coefficient(HTC)and the heat loss coefficient(HLC),can be estimated by the application of in situ methods.As multi-family housing and tertiary sector buildings are an important part of the building stock,mature methods to measure their thermal performance are needed.This paper presents a short-duration method for assessing the HTC in large building typologies using a sampling approach.The method was applied in a four-storey building model under different conditions to study the limits of the method and to improve indicator bias and uncertainty.Indicator quality was strongly influenced by the external weather conditions,the temperature variation during the protocol and the heat exchange with the adjacent apartments.Under winter conditions and with stable indoor temperatures,the method had a high accuracy when the protocol was applied for half a day.It is recommended that the protocol be used over two days to improve indicator quality under less favorable test conditions.展开更多
Thermally activated building envelopes(TABEs)are multifunctional component that combines structural and energy properties.Based on re-examining the heat charging processes,an arc-shaped metal-fin-enhanced TABE(Arc-fin...Thermally activated building envelopes(TABEs)are multifunctional component that combines structural and energy properties.Based on re-examining the heat charging processes,an arc-shaped metal-fin-enhanced TABE(Arc-finTABE)with directional heat charging features is proposed to optimize the thermal barrier formation process.A comprehensive parameterized analysis is conducted based on a validated mathematical model to explore the influence of 5 fin-structure design parameters and the static insulation thickness.Results verified that the directional charging strengthening fins can improve transient thermal performances of Arc-finATBE and enlarge horizontal and vertical sizes of the thermal energy accumulation area surrounding the pipeline,while the maximum growth in extra heat loss is less than 3.17%.From the perspective of promoting heat injection into expected areas,the straight main fin configurations with the angle of main fins of 30°,shank length ratio of 0.4 and no leftward mounted fins are preferred in load-reduction mode,while the angle of main fins of 150°,shank length ratio of 0.8 and multiple fin designs,especially with one of the main fins horizontally toward the indoor side,are more favorable in auxiliary-heating mode.Besides,it is recommended to add one arc-shaped branch fin to each main fin to achieve a balance between performance improvement and material usage.Moreover,branch fins with larger arc angles are preferred in auxiliary-heating mode,while smaller arc angles are conducive to injecting heat into the wall along main fins in load-reduction mode and preventing the heat near the inner surface from being extracted.Under the direct influence of the strengthened invisible thermal barrier,Arc-finTABEs can reduce the amount of static insulation layer by 20%–80%while achieving equivalent thermal performances as conventional high-performance walls.展开更多
文摘The target of traditional thermal conductivity of wall research is the spatial distribution form.In these studies,the change of thermal conductivity with temperature is neglected.Meanwhile,case studies are always used.This method needs large computation and it is hard to obtain the optimal result.In order to overcome the problems,a new approach has been put forward in this paper.Different from the traditional approach,the new approach solves an inverse problem under the concept of passive ideal energy-saving buildings to obtain the optimal distribution of heat ability with temperature on an external wall.The result for a typical summer day shows the heat ability distribution of a wall in summer is a staircase.It is similar to the heat pipe.It is also found that the optimal heat transfer property of the external wall is closer to the heat pipe when its heat capacity per square meter(ρc_(p)L)is of extreme value.This study can provide guidance to researchers in building materials.
基金Project(51178201) supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China Project(2011CDB292) supported by the Natural Science Foundation of Hubei Province,China
文摘An active pipe-embedded building envelope, which is an external wall or roof with pipes embedded inside, was presented. This structure may utilize the circulating water in the pipe to transfer heat or coolth inside directly. This kind of structure is named ＂active pipe-embedded building envelope＂ due to dealing with the thermal energy actively inside the structure mass by circulating water. This structure not only deals with thermal energy before the external disturbance becomes cooling/heating load by using the circulating water, but also may use low-grade energy sources such as evaporative cooling, solar energy, and geothermal energy. In the meantime, this structure can also improve the indoor thermal comfort by tempering the internal wall surface temperature variation due to the thermal removal in the mass. This work further presents the thermal performance of this structure under a typical hot summer weather condition by comparing it with that of the conventional external wall/roof with numerical simulation. The results show that this pipe-embedded structure may reduce the external heat transfer significantly and reduce the internal wall surface temperature for improving thermal comfort. This work also presents the effects of the water temperature and the pipe spacing on the heat transfer of this structure. The internal surface heat transfer may reduce by about 2.6 W/mE when the water temperature reduces by 1℃ as far as a brick wall with pipes embedded inside is concerned. When the pipe spacing reduces by 50 mm, the internal wall surface heat flux can also reduce by about 2.3 W/m2.
基金This work has received support from CSTB and the French PROFEEL program,which is under the Certificate of Energy Savings framework。
文摘Building energy efficiency is a key factor in reducing CO_(2) emissions.For this reason,European Union(EU)member states have developed thermal regulations to ensure building thermal performance.These results are often based on results achieved with building simulation software during the design stage.However,the actual thermal performance can deviate significantly from the predicted one,and this difference is known as the energy performance gap.Accurate indicators of the actual thermal performance are a valuable tool to guarantee building quality.These indicators,including the heat transfer coefficient(HTC)and the heat loss coefficient(HLC),can be estimated by the application of in situ methods.As multi-family housing and tertiary sector buildings are an important part of the building stock,mature methods to measure their thermal performance are needed.This paper presents a short-duration method for assessing the HTC in large building typologies using a sampling approach.The method was applied in a four-storey building model under different conditions to study the limits of the method and to improve indicator bias and uncertainty.Indicator quality was strongly influenced by the external weather conditions,the temperature variation during the protocol and the heat exchange with the adjacent apartments.Under winter conditions and with stable indoor temperatures,the method had a high accuracy when the protocol was applied for half a day.It is recommended that the protocol be used over two days to improve indicator quality under less favorable test conditions.
基金co-sponsored by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.52208103)Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities(No.JZ2024HGTB0229)+2 种基金Opening Fund of Anhui Province Key Laboratory of Intelligent Building&Building Energy Saving(No.IBES2024KF05,IBES2024ZR03)Anhui Province University Outstanding Scientific Research and Innovation Team(No.2022AH010021)Scientific Research and Cultivation Project of Anhui Jianzhu University(No.2021XMK04).
文摘Thermally activated building envelopes(TABEs)are multifunctional component that combines structural and energy properties.Based on re-examining the heat charging processes,an arc-shaped metal-fin-enhanced TABE(Arc-finTABE)with directional heat charging features is proposed to optimize the thermal barrier formation process.A comprehensive parameterized analysis is conducted based on a validated mathematical model to explore the influence of 5 fin-structure design parameters and the static insulation thickness.Results verified that the directional charging strengthening fins can improve transient thermal performances of Arc-finATBE and enlarge horizontal and vertical sizes of the thermal energy accumulation area surrounding the pipeline,while the maximum growth in extra heat loss is less than 3.17%.From the perspective of promoting heat injection into expected areas,the straight main fin configurations with the angle of main fins of 30°,shank length ratio of 0.4 and no leftward mounted fins are preferred in load-reduction mode,while the angle of main fins of 150°,shank length ratio of 0.8 and multiple fin designs,especially with one of the main fins horizontally toward the indoor side,are more favorable in auxiliary-heating mode.Besides,it is recommended to add one arc-shaped branch fin to each main fin to achieve a balance between performance improvement and material usage.Moreover,branch fins with larger arc angles are preferred in auxiliary-heating mode,while smaller arc angles are conducive to injecting heat into the wall along main fins in load-reduction mode and preventing the heat near the inner surface from being extracted.Under the direct influence of the strengthened invisible thermal barrier,Arc-finTABEs can reduce the amount of static insulation layer by 20%–80%while achieving equivalent thermal performances as conventional high-performance walls.
