A viable solution to reducing the buildings' energy demand is the implementation of green coverings that have been demonstrated to improve the envelope performance, especially in summer season. Anyway, to apply computer models analyzing the energy performance of buildings equipped with such components, the knowledge of specific parameters is needed. Among these, the fractional vegetation coverage and leaf area index are of great importance. By means of an experimental facility, first results of the evaluation of these foliage-related parameters for five types of vegetation are presented.
Peri, G., Rizzo, G., Gugliuzza, G., Varotta, B. (2015). Design, building up and first results of three monitored green coverings over a university department building. ENERGY PROCEDIA, 78, 3037-3042 [10.1016/j.egypro.2015.11.719].
Design, building up and first results of three monitored green coverings over a university department building
PERI, Giorgia;RIZZO, Gianfranco;
2015-01-01
Abstract
A viable solution to reducing the buildings' energy demand is the implementation of green coverings that have been demonstrated to improve the envelope performance, especially in summer season. Anyway, to apply computer models analyzing the energy performance of buildings equipped with such components, the knowledge of specific parameters is needed. Among these, the fractional vegetation coverage and leaf area index are of great importance. By means of an experimental facility, first results of the evaluation of these foliage-related parameters for five types of vegetation are presented.
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