Paola Alice Rosa Cavallaro
Exterior Wall Sustainable Improvement: Comparing different solutions through an LCA.
Rel. Valentina Villa, Elisabetta Palumbo. Politecnico di Torino, Corso di laurea magistrale in Ingegneria Edile, 2022
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Abstract
The built environment is currently responsible for nearly 40 percent of global energy- and process-related CO2 emissions. Each building element affects a building's environmental performance through its passive contribution to both operational energy demand and embodied energy and emissions during each life cycle phase. This has led to encourage all stakeholders in the AEC industry value chain to transparently understand where and when carbon emissions are generated and can be minimised. More informed decisions can be made through tools such as life cycle assessment. LCA analyses the environmental impact during the entire life cycle of a product/service/process. Using LCA, the embodied energy of a building (energy consumed during production, construction and replacement of building components) can be calculated in terms of kgCO2eq.
This thesis considers the most widely used opaque external envelope solutions in the residential sector: a traditional masonry wall, a CLT wood wall and a drywall
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