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- aggregation title "A pragmatic approach to incorporate the effect of thermal bridging within the EPBD-regulation".
- aggregation abstract "Even for low energy and passive houses, the influence of thermal bridges occurring in the building envelope can be of major importance for the global energy performance of the building. As a result, the impact of thermal bridges is taken into account in the energy performance regulation of most European countries. The most accurate method is calculating the linear or point heat transmission coefficient of each thermal bridge and multiply it with the respective length or number. To avoid the time consuming numerical assessment of each detail of the building envelope, several European countries also allow a simplified approach based on thermal bridge atlases or default values. In most cases, these alternatives are only limited applicable and still require the intensive task of calculating the length and number of all thermal bridges. To avoid this, while at the same time still promoting good thermal detailing, a pragmatic approach has been developed in the framework of the Belgian energy performance regulation. In this approach, which is in addition to a detailed analysis, no calculation is necessary – even no lengths or numbers of thermal bridges have to be calculated – if all details are in agreement with some basic rules. The rules are written in such a way that the acceptable solutions of junctions are related to the overall thermal performance of the building. This paper presents the developed methodology and shows the advantages compared to the standard way of dealing with thermal bridging. Not only does the methodology increase the awareness of thermal bridging amongst architects and engineers; the developed basic rules are also easy to apply and can be checked during design and realization phase of the building.".
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