Does live request wood? Towards the thermal assessment of recent Wooden Houses In Uruguay
The project thermally evaluated wooden housing constructions. A sample of three two-bedroom homes was taken in: Rivera and Salto. For the cold and hot period, measurements of dry bulb temperature and indoor and outdoor relative humidity were recorded every 15 minutes for at least three weeks. The dw...
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Instituto de Investigaciones Tecnológicas para el Diseño Ambiental del Hábitat Humano
2025
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| Sumario: | The project thermally evaluated wooden housing constructions. A sample of three two-bedroom homes was taken in: Rivera and Salto. For the cold and hot period, measurements of dry bulb temperature and indoor and outdoor relative humidity were recorded every 15 minutes for at least three weeks. The dwelling physical characteristics and thermal comfort of the occupants were also collected. The climate of Uruguay is temperate humid, however there are differences in the climatic mesoscale. In all cases the houses were overheated, both in winter and summer, failing to control the energy flows over time. However, every time they were consulted, users indicated that they were in thermal comfort in their homes. |
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