Embodied Energy of Stabilized Rammed Earth

Clayton Stone; Dušan Katunský; Miloslav Bagoňa

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.649.151

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Thermal Performance of Capillary Micro Tubes Integrated into the Sandwich Element Made of Concrete
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Comparison of the Possibility of Using the Accumulation Underground Storage under Buildings
p.139

Defects of Insulation Systems and their Negative Effect on the Accumulation and Energy Saving
p.143

Development of Building Elements with Thermal Insulation Filler Based on Secondary Raw Materials
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Embodied Energy of Stabilized Rammed Earth
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Energy Solar Wall in Low-Energy Apartment House
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Including Sustainability Criteria in Architectural Completion: A Critical Case Study of Current Practices
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Linear Thermal Transmittance of Holding Unit of Balcony Slab to External Wall
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Study of Behaviour of Advanced Silicate Materials for Thermal and Moisture Rehabilitation of Buildings
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Embodied Energy of Stabilized Rammed Earth

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The paper references a number of sources to create a compact account of the intrinsic energy, physical parameters and subsequent thermal potential of rammed earth that has been stabilized with Portland cement. The aim of this article is to show that a lower embodied energy does not necessarily reduce thermal comfort if careful consideration is given to design.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 649)

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Clayton Stone, Dušan Katunský, Miloslav Bagoňa

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Cement Stabilized Rammed Earth (CSRE), Sandwich-Construction, U-Value

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