LIFE CYCLE ASSESSMENT OF A HEMP CONCRETE WALL: IMPACT OF THICKNESS AND COATING.
By S. Prétot, F. Collet, C. Garnier. 2014
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Subfields: Building and Construction, Mechanical Engineering
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In Building and Construction
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- Moisture buffer potential of experimental wall assemblies incorporating formulated hemp-lime (2015, methodology): “The test assemblies were exposed to 75% relative humidity for 8 h and 33% relative humidity for 16 h in the climate chamber in accordance with the Nordtest Protocol.”
- Characterization of flax lime and hemp lime concretes: Hygric properties and moisture buffer capacity (2015, background): “Hemp concrete is increasingly recommended because t has a low environmental impact and corresponds perfectly to igh Environment Quality Buildings [6,7].”
- Thermal conductivity of hemp concretes: Variation with formulation, density and water content (2014, unknown): “, 2005][Ip and Miller, 2012][Pretot and al., 2014].”
- Energy and environmental assessment of industrial hemp for building applications: A review (2015, unknown): “Therefore, in order to contribute to reduction of the environmental impact of buildings, it is first highly recommended to reduce the thermal fluxes through the envelope, thus allowing enhancement of building energy efficiency [87].”
- Hygrothermal behavior of bio-based building materials including hysteresis effects: Experimental and numerical analyses (2014, background): “Among the numerous hygroscopic building materials vailable, bio-based building materials like hemp concrete are urrently interesting alternative products for new building contruction and for building retrofitting [5,6], since they have many nvironmental benefits, such as potentially very low carbon ”