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• Intro
• Foreword
• Preface
• Contents
• About the Author
• Building Thermal Performance and Sustainability Issues
• 1 Aspects to Pertaining to Building Thermal Performance
• 1.1 Heat Stress in Buildings
• 1.2 Performance of Buildings-Assessment Methods
• 1.3 Smart Materials and Nanotechnology for Sustainability
• 2 Conclusion
• Appropriate Heat Stress Index to Assess Heat Stress in Built Environment in India
• 1 Introduction
• 1.1 Heat Stress
• 1.2 Heat Stress in Industries and Rural Houses
• 1.3 Heat Wave
• 1.4 Heat Stress Indices
• 2 Discussion
• 3 Conclusion
• References

• Assessment of Heat Stress Index of Rural Houses in Heat wave-Prone Hot-Humid Climate of Andhra Pradesh, India
• 1 Introduction
• 2 Heat Stress and Heat Stress Index
• 3 Objectives of This Study
• 4 Materials and Methodology
• 4.1 Study Design and Study Population
• 4.2 Site Location
• 4.3 Indoor Data Collection
• 5 Results of Assessment of Indoor WBGT
• 5.1 Comparison of WBGT in All the Five Houses
• 5.2 Comparison of Outdoor and Indoor Temperatures in the Five Houses
• 5.3 The Difference in Indoor WBGT Between the Conventional RCC Roof and Other Houses with Reed Roof

• 5.4 Comparison of WBGT of RCC Roof and Reed Roof
• 5.5 WBGT Limits for Moderate Work in All Five Houses
• 6 Discussion
• 7 Strengths and Limitations of the Study
• 8 Conclusion
• References
• Methods of Assessing Thermal Performance of Buildings
• 1 Introduction
• 2 Methods of Assessing the Thermal Performance
• 2.1 Understanding Steady-State Models
• 2.2 Understanding Empirical Models
• 2.3 Understanding Dynamic Models-Software and Tools
• 3 Improvements in Simulation Tools
• 4 Conclusion
• References

• Steady-State Assessment of Vertical Greenery Systems on the Thermal Resistance of the Wall and Its Correlation with Thermal Insulation
• 1 Introduction
• 2 Methodology
• 2.1 Thermal Resistance
• 3 Findings
• 4 Discussion
• 5 Conclusion
• References
• Thermal Performance of Bamboo Flat Roof Slab and RCC Flat Roof Filler Slab in Warm-Humid Climate
• 1 Introduction
• 2 Methods and Methodology
• 2.1 Study Area
• 2.2 Field Study
• 2.3 Study Methodology
• 3 Study on Thermal Performance Parameters Before Field Study and Data Collection
• 3.1 The Time Lag and Decrement Factor

• 3.2 Thermal Performance Index
• 4 Distribution of Air and Surface Temperature During Field Study
• 5 Comparative Analysis
• 5.1 Temperature Range, Minimum, and Maximum
• 5.2 Comparative Study with Respect to Parameters on Thermal Performance
• 6 Discussion
• 7 Conclusion
• References
• Empirical and Dynamic Simulation-Based Assessment of Indoor Thermal Performance in Naturally Ventilated Buildings
• 1 Introduction
• 1.1 Background of the Study
• 2 Methodology
• 2.1 Components of Study
• 2.2 Climate Characteristics of the Region
• 2.3 Context of Relational Real-Scale Building

This book highlights the various aspects of architectural research based on field studies and real-time data including the data collection methods and the methodology and materials required. The output of every study is knowledge based and informed decision that helps architects and designers in decision making process at an early stage. The output of the book bridges the architectural research methods and its application in contemporary world through a thorough understanding of sustainable building materials, construction techniques and its quantified consequences on thermal performance. This book is aimed at researchers and professionals to assist in understanding the strategies, tacts and methods of a scientific approach to assess building performance through real-life case studies from India. The implication of what is being done in the contemporary world is highlighted which will help practicing architects make design decisions.

• Intro
• Contents
• 1. Paper in architecture
• 2. Material
• 3. Semi-finished products and components
• 4. Building construction
• 5. Load-bearing structure, fire protection, building physics
• 6. Case studies
• 7. Outlook
• 8. Facts and figures for engineers
• Appendix

California's female chief of fire protection looks back at her pioneering path in a male-dominated field, taking readers inside station houses, on daily calls, and along on wildfire campaigns

• Chapter 1 An Overview of Heat and Mass Transport in Buildings
• Chapter 2 An Overview on Fundamentals of Fluid Mechanics in Buildings
• Chapter 3 Applications of Fluid Mechanics in Buildings
• Chapter 4 An Overview on Fundamentals of Thermodynamics in Buildings
• Chapter 5 Applications of Thermodynamics in Buildings
• Chapter 6 An Overview on Fundamentals of Heat Transfer in Buildings
• Chapter 7 Applications of Heat Transfer in Buildings
• Chapter 8 Fundamental of Energy Modeling in Buildings
• Chapter 9 Dynamic Energy Modeling in Buildings
• Chapter 10 Fundamental of Computational Fluid Dynamics - A Finite Volume Approach
• Chapter 11 Solvers and Solution Analysis
• Chapter 12 Application of CFD in Buildings and Built Environment.
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COMPUTATIONAL FLUID DYNAMICS AND ENERGY MODELLING IN BUILDINGS A Comprehensive Overview of the Fundamentals of Heat and Mass Transport Simulation and Energy Performance in Buildings In the first part of Computational Fluid Dynamics and Energy Modelling in Buildings: Fundamentals and Applications, the author explains the fundamentals of fluid mechanics, thermodynamics, and heat transfer, with a specific focus on their application in buildings. This background knowledge sets the scene to further model heat and mass transport in buildings, with explanations of commonly applied simplifications and assumptions. In the second part, the author elaborates how the fundamentals explained in part 1 can be used to model energy flow in buildings, which is the basis of all commercial and educational building energy simulation tools. An innovative illustrative nodal network concept is introduced to help readers comprehend the basics of conservation laws in buildings. The application of numerical techniques to form dynamic simulation tools are then introduced. In general, understanding these techniques will help readers to identify and justify their choices when working with building energy simulation tools, rather than using default settings. Detailed airflow information in buildings cannot be obtained in building energy simulation techniques. Therefore, part three is focused on introducing computational fluid dynamics (CFD) as a detailed modelling technique for airflow in buildings. This part starts with an introduction to the fundamentals of the finite volume method used to solve the governing fluid equations and the related challenges and considerations are discussed. The last chapter of this part covers the solutions to some practical problems of airflow within and around buildings. The key aspect of Computational Fluid Dynamics and Energy Modelling in Buildings: Fundamentals and Applications is that it is tailored for audiences without extensive past experience of numerical methods. Undergraduate or graduate students in architecture, urban planning, geography, architectural engineering, and other engineering fields, along with building performance and simulation professionals, can use this book to gain additional clarity on the topics of building energy simulation and computational fluid dynamics.
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• Preface
• Introduction
• Chapter 1. General information about the structure and properties of wood
• Chapter 2. Fire hazard and fire resistance of wooden structures, their fire protection
• Chapter 3. The effect of the aging process on the properties and structure of long-aging wood
• Chapter 4. Investigation of the influence of the duration of operation of wooden
• structures on their fire hazard and fire resistance
• Chapter 5. Investigation of the effect of a long service life on the fire resistance of wooden structures
• Chapter 6. The effectiveness of fire protection to reduce fire danger and increase the fire resistance of wooden structures
• Conclusion
• Subject index.

This monograph discusses fire hazard and fire resistance in wooden structures with a long duration of operation. Aside from its increasing importance for modern architecture, wood has been the most important building material in the past. It has a distinct aesthetic, high mechanical strength, and resistance against many environmental changes. These properties are evident in structures like the still standing Grinstead Chuch, which has been built in 1045. Readers will however learn about the decreasing fire resistance in wooden buildings with a long service live. Considering the cultural value of medieval wood buildings, this topic becomes increasingly relevant. The chapters discuss the mechanical, physico-chemical and thermophysical properties of wooden structures over different lifespans. Many factors contributing to the changing fire resistance in the ageing process of wooden structures, are explained. This book is a valuable resource for students, teachers and scientists in the areas of wood science, fire research and forestry.

• Basic information
• Mine facilities
• Selection management
• Ecological environment
• Technology Innovation
• Standard management
• Environmental Protection Inspectors.

This book comprehensively covers many aspects of green mine, including the basic situation of green mines, mine facilities, extraction management, ecological environment, scientific and technological innovation, standardized management, environmental protection inspectors, and special tools in response to the needs of green mine construction, assessment, and management. It is highly informative with valuable techniques and tools providing insights both for scholars and practitioners working in green mine field.

• Chapter 1. Environmental data control in smart buildings. Big Data Analysis and existing IoT Technological Systems
• Chapter 2. Need of Technological Interventions for Indoor Air Quality and Risk Assessment upon short-term exposure: A Futuristic Approach
• Chapter 3. Climate-neutral districts with decentralized energy production, E-Mobility and through the formation of an energy community exchange of electricity and heat
• Chapter 4. IoT Enabled Zero Water Wastage Smart Garden
• Chapter 5. IoT based Human Activity Recognition for Smart Living
• Chapter 6. Application of Data Mining to Support Facilities Management in Smart Buildings
• Chapter 7. Application of Artificial Intelligence in Ambient Assisted Living to Support Elderly People in Smart Homes.

This book focuses on the integration of IoT and computer aided systems for the development of smart buildings. The scope of the book includes, but is not restricted to, advanced technologies for monitoring, energy management, smart gardening, protection, safety, assisted living, and intelligent operations. The authors cover the wide aspects of interconnected smart services with convenient interfacing to the end-users. The features of this book include discussion on various aspects of IoT and computer aided systems for smart architecture designs and innovative object interconnections. The book also provides highlights on the applications of IoT in the development of intelligent structures for technology-enabled lifestyles. Furthermore, it provides prominent scopes for future inventions in the field of electrical engineering, building system management, and computer-aided advancements. The content of this book is useful to graduate and post-graduate students, researchers, and professionals working on the concept of smart building, smart city, and smart environments. Provides insights to the potential of IoT and computer aided systems for smart building applications; Helps readers take relevant steps in the direction of technological integration for leading smart cities, smart buildings and smart village projects; Guides industry experts to develop more suitable and relevant systems to support smart building concepts.

"Modular construction is a manufacturing and installation technique that exports site-based work to an offsite location, compared to the conventional stick-built method taht constructs all or most systems onsite. Modular construction evolved from the offshore oil industry where entire production facilities had to be built in one or more large pieces for movement, setting, and installation on offshore platforms limited in size. The benefits of modular construction involve lowering costs, improving schedule performance, increased productivity, and improved quality"-- Provided by publisher.

"Modular construction is a manufacturing and installation technique that exports site-based work to an offsite location, compared to the conventional stick-built method taht constructs all or most systems onsite. Modular construction evolved from the offshore oil industry where entire production facilities had to be built in one or more large pieces for movement, setting, and installation on offshore platforms limited in size. The benefits of modular construction involve lowering costs, improving schedule performance, increased productivity, and improved quality"-- Provided by publisher.

• Algorithmic-generative Architecture.- Bamboo as building material.- Algorithmic modelling and prototyping of a joint for reticular space structures.- Structural patterns for free-form surfaces.- Different possibilities of experimentation Design.
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This book offers a comprehensive overview of the use of bamboo in the building industry. It systematically demonstrates bamboo's utility in terms of its properties, describing the material properties of typical industrial bamboo products, and discussing their performance evaluation and optimization as building components and in the creation of building envelopes. The book presents the recent developments regarding the innovative ways to design and represent architecture through parametric survey tools, and describes the experimental geometrical-generative design process of a connection joint for free-form lightweight structures employing beams made of bamboo culms. It examines algorithmic-generative design themes, through processes of optimization, analysis, and geometrical-spatial verification, employing the potential of digital form-finding design and digital manufacturing techniques to validate the defined technological solution. This book appeals to scientists and professionals and is a valuable resource for civil engineers, designers and students interested in this unique plant material and its application in the building industry. Videos via app: download the SN More Media app for free, scan an image or a link with play button and access the videos directly on your smartphone or tablet.
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• Introduction
• Literature Review
• Conceptual Framework
• Gains and Drawbacks of each XR type
• Test/Deploy/Review the developed solution
• Prototyping Virtual Showhome and design variables, metadata demonstration
• Advances of Real-Life industry Application. Discussion and Unfolding Stories
• Case study: Norscot Joinery. Before Automation and Digitalisation Company Overview
• End-User Software Testing Results
• Conclusion

This book explores the applications of virtual reality technologies in building design and offsite construction. Its focus is on how small and medium-sized architectural and construction practices with limited budgets and time can implement innovation through visualisation creation. Virtual reality technologies, known as empathy machines, offer a productive interaction process for clients and professionals. Gaming and simulation have already proven their efficacy in solving problems in science and business. However, the next challenge is designing data-rich virtual environments that can enhance clients' spatial understanding, simplify architect-client communications, provide customisation options, consolidate quantification, and export data directly to manufacturers' software, minimizing fragmentation across the entire building information management (BIM) lifecycle. With this book, architects and construction professionals can learn how to leverage virtual reality technologies to improve their work processes and enhance client engagement. Whether you're new to virtual reality or an experienced practitioner, this book provides valuable insights and practical tips to help you harness the power of this exciting technology

• Intro
• Preface
• Organization
• Contents
• Influence of Electrode System Geometry on Efficiency of Particle Collection of a Compact Electrostatic Precipitator for Small Scale Biomass Combustion
• 1 Introduction
• 2 Design of Electrostatic Precipitator
• 3 Test of Pilot ESP with Wood-Chips Boiler
• 4 Test of Pilot ESP with Wood-Pellets Boiler
• 5 Test of Pilot ESP with Wood-Logs Stove
• 6 Conclusions
• References
• Novel Compact Electrostatic Precipitators for Small-Scale Biomass Combustion Facilities
• 1 Introduction
• 2 Design and Operation of a Compact ESP

• 3 Results of Experimental Study of the Compact ESP
• 4 Observations and Discussion
• 5 Compact ESPs for Variable Gas Flow Rates
• 6 Conclusions
• References
• Collection of Carbon Particles in Diesel Exhaust Gas Using Intermittent Dielectric Barrier Discharge
• 1 Introduction
• 2 Experimental Setup and Method
• 3 Results and Discussion
• 4 Conclusions
• References
• Combustion of Carbon Black Collected on an ESP by Microwaves Irradiation Using Slit Plate
• 1 Introduction
• 2 Simulation
• 3 Experiment
• 4 Results and Discussion
• 4.1 Simulation Result
• 4.2 Microwave Absorption

• 4.3 Effect on Temperature of Dust
• 4.4 Concentration of Carbon Monoxide
• 4.5 Combustion Rate
• 4.6 Effect of Input Power on the Combustion Rate
• 5 Summary
• References
• Study of Effective Particle Charging Regions in a Corona Discharge in an Electrostatic Precipitator
• 1 Introduction
• 2 Assumed Model and Previous Research
• 3 Calculational Model
• 4 Results and Discussion
• 4.1 Diffusion Charging and Field Charging
• 4.2 Increased Discharge Power with Constant Voltage or Constant Current
• 4.3 Effective Charge Region
• 5 Concluding Remarks
• References

• Different Types of Dust Resistivity
• 1 Introduction
• 2 State of Knowledge
• 2.1 Measurement of Dust Resistivity - State of the Art
• 2.2 Non-ohmic Characteristics of Dust Resistivity - Dielectric Dust Type
• 2.3 The Concept of Pulsed Corona Operation
• 2.4 The Concept of Low Frequency AC Corona Operation
• 2.5 The Concept of 3 Phase Transformer/Rectifier Sets
• 3 Recent Experience with Precipitation of Ore Sintering Dust
• 3.1 Observations with Industrial ESPs for Iron Ore Sintering Dust
• 3.2 IOS Dust Resistivity Showing Varistor Characteristics

• 4 Discussion: Dust Resistivity Type and Back Corona Countermeasures
• 5 Conclusions
• References
• Effect of Electrostatic Precipitation and Agglomeration of Particles on Bag Filter Regeneration
• 1 Introduction
• 2 Hybrid Electrostatic Filtration System
• 3 Experimental Methodology
• 4 Measurements
• 4.1 Electrostatic Precipitation and Agglomeration Effect on Particle Penetration
• 4.2 Electric Charge of Fly Ash Particles
• 4.3 Effect of Electrostatic Precipitator and Agglomerator on Filtration and Bag Filter Regeneration
• 5 Discussion
• 6 Conclusions
• References

This present book includes selected papers presented at the 16th International Conference on Electrostatic Precipitation. It presents research shortcomings and future orientations in ESP among others, advancements in power supply, modelling, novel applications and new techniques, industrial experience and case studies. Outstanding scientists and engineers worldwide in the field reported their on-going researches. The book is a useful reference for scientists and engineers to keep abreast of the latest developments in environmental science and engineering.

• El proyecto constructivo
• estructura
• ordenamiento y articulación
• construcción industrial
• orden dimensional
• sostenibilidad
• ecología
• economía
• aspectos socioculturales
• reciclaje
• materiales técnicos · materia
• material
• materiales pétreos
• hormigón
• madera
• acero
• hormigón armado
• vidrio
• plástico
• productos de construcción
• piedras artificiales
• productos de madera
• productos de acero
• productos de vidrio
• productos sintéticos
• funciones
• gama
• transmisión de fuerzas
• funciones higrotérmicas
• protección acústica
• protección contra incendios
• durabilidad.

El proyecto constructivo en arquitectura - del principio al detalle La construcción es el medio del arquitecto y el ingeniero proyectista para transformar una idea de proyecto en realidad construida. Es esta perspectiva desde la que el arquitecto José Luis Moro trata el tema de la "construcción de edificios" en cuatro extensos volúmenes. Cada uno de ellos se dedica a los fundamentos metódicos, físicos y funcionales, a la concepción de una solución constructiva básica y, por último, a su aplicación en el detalle constructivo. No sólo se transmiten los contenidos de forma exhaustiva, sino que al mismo tiempo se mantiene la mayor claridad posible, así como la mayor legibilidad textual y gráfica, para facilitar a profesionales, alumnos y estudiosos el acceso a la materia. Un objetivo importante de la obra, más allá de ofrecer información técnica y científica, es también mostrar las relaciones e interacciones complejas entre el diseño, el material y la construcción. Se concedió gran importancia a desarrollar un contexto coherente y global entre los numerosos y muy diversos temas. En el Volumen 1 "Fundamentos", tras un análisis básico de cuestiones de teoría de la planificación, se analizan primero temas de sostenibilidad en el contexto del diseño constructivo. A continuación se tratan las bases materiales y técnicas más importantes y las consecuencias para el manejo constructivo de los materiales que pueden derivarse de ellas. También se presenta la gama de productos de construcción industriales disponibles actualmente. Además, se examinan los requisitos y funciones esenciales que deben cumplir construcciones de edificios desde el punto de vista de la estática, la física constructiva, la acústica y la protección contra incendios. Por último, se discuten cuestiones de durabilidad.

• Experimental characterization of the main physical properties of the shot-earth
• X-rays CT and mesoscale FEM of the shot-earth material
• Evaluation of the elastic properties of Shot-Earth: analytic modelling and experimental validation
• Novel smart-earth composites for sustainable self-sensing structures: characterization of the material and applications on a real-scale vault
• Environmental sustainability of earth-based materials for the carbon neutrality of the built environment
• Thermal-acoustic and indoor comfort performance of nature-based materials for green buildings
• Shot-earth: a material for structural engineering
• The challenge of designing a new class of earth-based composites able to increase the circularity and sustainability of the construction market.

This book presents an innovative and environmentally friendly type of excavated earth-based building material, called Shot-Earth. The use of a common excavated earth as a construction material (both for structural and non-structural applications) has many important advantages, the main one being that the soil can be used as a zero kilo and zero cost material, being used in the same place where it is excavated. This volume collects the main results obtained by the research units in the FIRS2019-00245 research project, funded by the Italian Ministry of Research (MUR) and dedicated to the study of Shot-Earth materials. Many of the exposed contributions concern the optimization of the mixture and application technique, which consists in the application of the mixture sprayed on a support (that serves as formwork), with or without reinforcements, by using a pressure pipe (that is by a high-speed projection). This new construction technique allows to quickly realise a variety of structural systems, even with a complex geometry (like vaults, arches, shells, tunnel coatings, underground tanks, waterproofing of walls for landfills and waste storages, slope stabilization, etc.). An additional feature of Shot-Earth is that it can be used to realise high energy-efficient buildings. In particular, this innovative technology can improve the capacity of a building to auto-regulate its interior heat and humidity, increasing indoor environment quality and energy performance and reducing building gas emissions.

• General
• Definitions
• General design requirements
• Performance criteria

"Standard for Mitigation of Disproportionate Collapse Potential in Buildings and Other Structures, ASCE/SEI 76-23, provides a performance-based consensus perspective on minimum requirements for design, construction, and qualification testing to mitigate disproportionate collapse of new and existing buildings and other structures"-- Provided by publisher.

• Intro
• Introduction
• Contents
• Part I: Digital Construction
• Web Application for Visualizing Emission Data from Construction Equipment
• 1 Introduction
• 2 Background
• 2.1 Internet of Things in the Construction Industry
• 2.2 BIM and IoT Integration for Digital Twins
• 2.3 Cloud Computing Services for Digital Twins
• 2.4 Heavy Construction Equipment Emissions and Regulations
• 3 Methodology
• 3.1 Gathering Emission Data
• 3.2 Data Processing
• 3.3 Modelling Construction Site Layout
• 3.4 Setting Up the Application
• 4 Results
• 5 Conclusions
• References

• Transforming the Civil Engineering Surveyor
• 1 Introduction
• 1.1 Embracing Digital Engineering and Information Management
• 2 Perceptions and Purpose Throughout the Phases of a Project
• 2.1 Design, Build, Operate, and Integrate
• 2.2 Geospatial Considerations
• 2.3 Commercial Management Considerations
• 2.4 Planning: All About Timing
• 2.5 Tackling a Skills Shortage: The Role of CICES
• 3 Data: Navigating a New Currency
• 3.1 The Information Delivery Lifecycle
• 3.2 Standards and Standardisation
• 3.3 Sharing Securely
• 3.4 Facing the Risks

• 4 Contracts and Protocols: Carefully Enabling the Digitalisation Journey
• 4.1 Alliancing
• 4.2 Enterprise
• 4.3 Change Takes Time
• 4.4 Protocols
• 4.5 Reducing Disputes
• 4.6 Trusting and Being Trusted
• 4.7 Fitting Into a Changing Landscape
• References
• Limes with Hydraulic Properties for 3D Printing Mortars
• 1 Introduction
• 2 3D Printing Setup
• 3 Materials and Mortars
• 4 Test Procedures
• 4.1 Mini-Slump and Flowability Test
• 4.2 Air Content of Fresh Mortar
• 4.3 Buildability Test
• 5 Results
• 5.1 Mini-Slump and Flowability Test
• 5.2 Air Void Content of Fresh Mortar

• 5.3 Buildability Test
• 6 Conclusions
• References
• Comparison of Exhaust Gas Emissions Between Autonomous and Human Operator Excavator
• 1 Introduction
• 2 Experimental
• 2.1 Smart (Autonomous) Excavator System
• 2.2 Bucket Movement During the Autonomous and Human Operator Experiments
• 2.3 Exhaust Gas Emissions from the Excavator
• 3 Results and Discussion
• 4 Conclusion
• References
• Additive Manufacturing Earth-Based Composite: Strategical and Computational Methodology for Building Shell Geometries
• 1 Introduction
• 1.1 Challenges
• 1.2 Previous Work of (AM) Shell Structures

• 1.3 Aim
• 2 Raw Material Properties and Tests
• 2.1 Eco Clay (Earthenware)
• 2.2 Barcelo's Clay (Stoneware)
• 2.3 Natural Fibers and Earth Binders
• 2.4 Straw
• 2.5 Water Absorption Coefficient Test
• 3 Historical Timeline of Reinforced Masonry (Dome, Shell)
• 4 Surface Design Parameters of Dome, Vault, and Shell
• 4.1 Pointed Catenary Dome
• 4.2 Experiment Conclusion
• 4.3 Design Methodologies of Shell System for 3D Printing
• References
• Incorporation of Forest Biomass-Based Fly Ash in Cement for 3D Printing
• 1 Introduction
• 1.1 Utility of Biomass Fly Ash

This book presents the Proceedings of the International Conference on Sustainable and Digital Building, at Marinha Grande, Portugal held in October 2022. The Conference created a forum for discussion of a range topics on this broad area, including building materials, building processes, digital technologies, and building sustainability. A major focus of the collection is green building throughout a structures life-cyclefrom planning to design, construction, operation, maintenance, renovation, and demolition. In addition, the Conference examined industry making the transition to digital transformation of buildings, a key benchmark to realizing European climate goals and achieving net-zero carbon buildings by 2050. Several recent technology applications in the construction sector; Includes research on the use of green materials together with digital technologies; Innovative construction systems for green construction.