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    INFLUENCIA DE LA ZONA CLIMÁTICA EN LA SELECCIÓN DE MATERIALES DE AISLAMIENTO TÉRMICO DESDE UNA PERSPECTIVA DE ECO-EFICIENCIA

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    2018
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    Braulio-Gonzalo, Marta
    Bovea Edo, Mª Dolores
    Ibáñez-Forés, Valeria
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    Abstract
    The potential of thermal insulation materials in reducing the energy demand of buildings is key element in meeting the regulatory requirements for energy efficiency of buildings. Their thickness and thermal properties affect the thermal resistance of the building envelope, which depend on the climate zone where it is located. This communication presents a methodology that allows to identify, from the environmental and economic point of view, the eco-efficiency of the use of insulation materials to meet the regulatory requirements in terms of energy savings established by the CTE and to compare the results for the different climatic zones of the Spanish territory. The methodology is applied to a single-family house in which a total of eleven thermal insulation materials are compared, both conventional and emerging derived from natural products, and five climatic zones with different winter climate severity.
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