Validating solid wall insulation retrofits with in-use data
Improving the energy efficiency of the UK housing stock is important both to meet carbon emission reduction targets and to reduce fuel poverty. For this reason, domestic properties are frequently retrofitted with energy saving measures. This study looks at how the energy consumption, thermal propert...
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| description | Improving the energy efficiency of the UK housing stock is important both to meet carbon emission reduction targets and to reduce fuel poverty. For this reason, domestic properties are frequently retrofitted with energy saving measures. This study looks at how the energy consumption, thermal properties and internal temperature of 14 dwellings change as a result of a solid wall insulation (SWI) retrofit. A decrease in heat transfer coefficient of 11+6−7% was calculated for 2 dwellings, which is slightly lower than the previously modelled value of 18%. However, many houses displayed evidence that the full benefit of SWI was not being realised as, for example, energy savings were offset with increases in internal temperature. Future retrofit schemes should therefore consider supplementing the changes in fabric with increased guidance for the occupant. |
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| subjects | Dwellings Emissions control Energy conservation Energy consumption Energy efficiency Energy poverty Heat transfer Heat transfer coefficients Housing In-use data Insulation Poverty Residential areas Residential energy Retrofits Retrofitting Solid wall insulation Studies Temperature Thermal properties Thermodynamic properties |
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