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Energy Efficiency in Green Building
Energy Efficiency in Green Building
ON
EFFICIENT ENERGY USAGE IN GREEN
BUILDING
Presented By
SUNIL.H.G
Under the Guidance of
Mr. B.HEMENTHA PRABHU Mr. MITHUN.B.M
Prof. & Head, Lecturer,
Civil Dept. Civil Dept.
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CONTENTS
Introduction
Efficient Energy Use
Insulation
Day Light
Glazing
Fixed Protections
Sky-Light
Important Parameters in Day Light Design
Summary
References
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Efficient Energy Use
• Efficient Energy Use, sometimes simply called Energy Efficiency, is using less
energy to provide the same level of energy service. An example would be
insulating a home to use less heating and cooling energy to achieve the same
temperature. Another example would be installing Fluorescent light and/or
Skylights instead of Incandescent lights to attain the same level of illumination.
Efficient Energy Use is achieved primarily by means of a more efficient technology
or process.
• Energy Efficiency in buildings is the quickest, most cost-effective and
environmentally friendly way to extend energy supplies and manage your energy
use.
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Insulation
Asphalt roofs:
Reflect 6 - 26% of solar radiation
Coated Roofs
White paint based products:
Hyperglass Rubber Roof Coating
Hyperglass Rubber Roof Finishing Top Coat
Green Roofs
• Reduce city “Heat Island” effect
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THERMAL INSULATION PRODUCTS AND PROPERTIES
Thermal
Cost / sq.ft. / R Expected Embodied
Primary resistance (R- Fire Water
Product (materials & Raw Materials Known Health Issues product life Energy (BTU)
Form value per Retardant Resistant
labor) (years) for R-20
inch)