Approach to Green Buildings- LT Lecture
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Buildings are responsible for
40% of global energy consumption
42% of global greenhouse gas emissions
50% of material resources taken from nature
Over 50% of national waste production
50 % Chlorofluorocarbons emitted to the
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3800 mega tones of carbon dioxide emitted
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Disturbances to natural ecosystems
Irreparable damage to top soil and vegetation
Emission of Greenhouse gases and particulate matter and pollution of air, land and water
This situation is alarming and leads to
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The industry is thus becomingnonsustainable.
The neglect of natural elements in the planningand design causessick building syndrome.
Consumes more energy and Depletion ofNatural resources
are part of sustainable activities which have less or minimal negative impact onthe environment.
in general lasts longer, cost less to operate, and wont harm peoples health.
Consumes less energy and minimal consumption of virgin materials
It is, therefore necessary to increasethe efficiency and use discretion in allprocesses related to the buildingindustry and go forEnergy EfficientGreen Buildings.
Green Buildings
Sick Buildings
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WATER ENERGY MATERIALSAIR
QUALITYSITE
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Vayu(Air)
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Optimize building design to reduce the conventionalenergy demand Plan appropriately to reflect climateresponsiveness, adopt an adequate comfort range, less air-conditioned areas, day lighting, avoid over-design of thelighting and air-conditioning systems.
Steps followed for this Study are 1. Climatic Analysis2. Solar Exposure Analysis3. Shading Design4. Daylight Integration
5. Window Optimization6. Artificial Light Analysis
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Solar Exposure Analysis With this analysis the annual solar insulation in the existing orientation and in the ideal
orientation of the proposed building can be measured and also the most critical facades ofthe building from solar exposure point of view are detected for protection.
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Thermal Comfort inside BuildingsParameters affecting thermal comfort Air Temperature Relative humidity Air movement Mean Radiant Temperature Metabolism Clothing Occupant Density
Thermal comfort study is done andrecommendations are given on designinterventions to enhance thermalperformance efficiency.
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Indoor design conditions for Air conditioned buildings
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Building simulation and modelling using software tools would be made tocalculate reduced building loads by use of efficient construction material.
Several options of efficient walling, roofing, and glazingsystems would be studiedwith help of simulation to determine its effectiveness to reduce energyconsumption vis--vis increased cost.
These parametric analyses would enable client to arrive at optimum design forwall, roof and window specifications.
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Energy Performance of Buildings
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260 kWh/m 2-yr
140 kWh/m 2-yr/
47 kWh/m 2-yr/
Trends in building design
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Room conditions
26-280C / 70% & 300 lux
Room conditions
23-260C / 60% & 300 lux
Building energy index
60 kWh/m 2-yr
Building energy index
140 kWh/m 2-yr
Challenges in building design
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Grid connected Roof Top Photo voltaic(PV) Systems-onsite green power
Stand alone PV Operated Street Light Systems
Solar thermal Solar Hot Water Systems Wind mill power generation-Off Site Power
Renewable Energy Integration in L&T Campus, Manapakkam, Chennai
PV Installed Capacity - ~ 407 KW
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IGBC
IGBC Green Homes
IGBC Green Township
IGBC Green SEZ
IGBC Green Factory Buildings
LEED India for New Construction
LEED India For Core and Shell
USGBC
Homes
Neighborhood Development
Retail
New Construction
Core and Shell
Commercial Interiors
Existing Building O&M
Schools
Health Care
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