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Energy Efficiency Improvement Potential in Historical Brick Building

Author(s) -

Gatis Žogla,

Andra Blumberga,

Kristaps Zvaigznītis,

Miķelis Dzikēvičs,

Dagnija Blumberga,

Marija Burinskienė

Publication year - 2013

Publication title -

environmental and climate technologies

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Conference proceedings

DOI - 10.7250/iscect.2013.011

Subject(s) - efficient energy use , architectural engineering , brick , taboo , energy (signal processing) , energy conservation , civil engineering , historical heritage , engineering , computer science , environmental science , mathematics , law , electrical engineering , art , political science , humanities , statistics

Energy efficiency in historical heritage buildings is viewed as a taboo because these buildings usually are law-protected and no energy efficiency measures that would change the appearance of building are allowed. In this paper we look at a potential of increasing energy efficiency level in historical buildings. Measurements to determine energy efficiency of a historical brick building have been done, which also give the possibility to determine the potential of energy efficiency measures in this building.

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