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Air leakage has strong influence on building life cycle impacts

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Hester, Joshua; Gregory, Jeremy; Kirchain, Randolph
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Abstract
Making informed decisions at the earliest stages of the design process can lead to improved building performance. There are many aspects of a building’s design that can influence overall energy consumption. This research identifies air leakage as influential in determining the life cycle impacts of a residential building. This brief presents results from an analysis using the CSHub’s streamlined building life cycle assessment (LCA) tool, the Building Attribute to Impact Algorithm (BAIA).
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2017-05-02
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http://hdl.handle.net/1721.1/108583
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CSHub Research Brief;Vol 3, 2017
Keywords
Buildings, Buildings LCA, Residential Buildings, Life Cycle Assessment, Building energy demand, Air leakage, Global warming potential (GWP)

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