Water and Energy Engineering for Sustainable Buildings Mihouse Project. Varios autores

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СКАЧАТЬ of Natural Light

       Use of Led Lighting

       Chapter 5 - Sustainability

       Introduction

       Water Strategies

       Water Cycle

       Catchment

       Distribution and use

       Reuse

       Outputs

       Solid Waste Management

       Rainwater

       Greywater

       Solid waste

       Materials

       Lightweight Concrete with Addition of Stone Coal (PC)

       Calculation of Ecological Footprint

       Life Cycle Stage Analysis

       Making of materials

       Solar Facilities

       References

       Footnotes

List of Figures

       Figure 1.1. Mihouse urban proposal

       Figure 1.2. Prototype Scale

       Figure 1.3. Main Table and Central Table

       Figure 1.4. Mihouse Prototype design

       Figure 1.5. Assembly of the modules up to the completed building

       Figure 2.1. Sloping Slabs

       Figure 2.2. Prototype rainwater tank

       Figure 2.3. System components groundwater

       Figure 2.4. Technical data of low consumption toilet

       Figure 2.5. Greywater storage for apartment blocks (zone 1)

       Figure 2.6. Greywater storage for apartment blocks (zone 2)

       Figure 2.7. Flowchart for greywater treatment system

       Figure 2.8. Prototype greywater storage.

       Figure 2.9. Drinking water distribution system

       Figure 3.1. The Solar Village location

       Figure 3.2. Meteorological span figures from 10th November until 10th of December 2014

       Figure 3.3. Solar radiation and temperature in an specific day

       Figure 3.4. Components and energy flow on a solar PV grid connected system

       Figure 3.5. Rooftop with the solar PV system

       Figure 3.6. Solar grid-connected inverter

       Figure 3.7. Panel technical information

       Figure 3.8. System metrics

       Figure 3.9. Monthly Production

       Figure 3.10. Sources of loss

       Figure 3.11. Condition Set

       Figure 3.12. Components

       Figure 3.13. Wring Zones and field segments

       Figure 3.14. System Connection

       Figure 3.15. Simulation results, cash flow summary

       Figure 3.16. Simulation results, cash flow

       Figure 3.17. Monthly Average Electric Production

       Figure 3.18. PV Output

       Figure 3.19. Primary Load

       Figure 3.20. Grid sales

       Figure 3.21. PV power

       Figure 3.22. Frame for a flat roof

       Figure 3.20. Heater components

       Figure 3.23. Energy Balance Simulation

       Figure 3.24. CO₂ Emissions Simulation

       Figure 4.1. Lifecycle analysis of materials

       Figure 4.2. Lightweight concrete

       Figure 4.3. Lightweight concrete production process

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