Eraikin pasiboen karakterizazio termikoalandare-fatxada modular baten kasu-azterketa

Resumen

Modular living walls are being strengthened to reduce thermal demand in cities while improving the quality of life in the city. The benefits associated with green systems are increased biodiversity, storm water control, energy saving, temperature regulation and noise mitigation. In order to gain knowledge of the contribution of vertical plant systems to energy performance, methodological tests of the modular living wall have been conducted in a Paslink test cell. The objective is to characterize the heating and cooling demand of a modular living wall. The main result is the improvement of isolation. The reference façade started from a value of 0.75 W/(m2°C) and went to a thermal transmission value of 1.22 W/(m2°C) thanks to the green façade, which means that insulation capacity increased by 30%. It can be concluded that modular living walls have great energy saving potential.