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    21.08.2015

    ESBG 2015

    Dipl.- Ing. Architekt Dirk Scharmer, In de Masch 6, 21394 Südergellersen, www.architekt-scharmer.de

    FASBA

    THE GOOD REASON TO BUILD WITH

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    21.08.2015

    ENVIRONMENTAL

    BUILDING ASSESSMENT

    Comparison of single family homes*:

    straw vers. brick (same U-values ~0,15 W/m²K)

    Fighting Climate change: Brick house is like the straw

    plus 500.000km car driving

    Reducing primary energy demand, non renewable,

    brick house is like straw house plus 4.000 L oil

    * Production, repairing

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    ENVIRONMENTAL PRODUCT DECLARATION EPD

    Aggregation of environmental impact and resource

    demand for material production

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    Phases A 1-3 A 4-5 B 1-7 C 1-4 D

    Production erecting usage End-of-life Outside system

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    Module

    DIN EN 15978

    A1 A2 A3 A4 A5 B1 B2 B3 B4 B5 B6 B7 C1 C2 C3 C4 D

    LIFECYCLE

    EnEVProduction disposal/ Recycling

  • Production of insulation materials Primary energy demand non renewable

    Estimate: How much times more is needed for polystyrol than

    for straw (same U-Value)?

    Possible answersA B C D

    20x 10x 36x 2x

    Correct answer: C. 36-times more for polystyrol.

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    20

    40

    60

    80

    100

    120

    140

    160

    180

    200

    195180

    164

    116

    6253

    11 5[kW

    h/m

    ²] a

    t U

    =0

    ,15

    W/m

    ²K

    TYPE OF INSULATION

    Production insulation material: Primary energy

    demand, non renewable

    For the production of 1m² Building Straw

    with U-Value U=0,15 W/m²K 5 kWh

    PENRE are needed. 36-times less then for

    Polystyrol (180/5=36)

  • Production of wallsPrimary energy demand non renewable

    Estimate:

    How much times less is needed for the production of

    a straw wall (with the same U-Value) as for a brick

    wall?

    Possible

    answers

    A B C D

    100x 20x 5x 10x

    Correct answer: C. 5 times less.

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    50

    100

    150

    200

    250

    300

    350

    400

    brick wall porebrick

    wall

    timber

    frame,

    mineral

    fibre

    timber

    frame,

    cellulose

    timber

    with

    straw

    351

    229206

    162

    70

    [kW

    h/m

    ²] a

    t U

    =0

    ,15

    W/m

    ²K

    BUILDING METHOD

    production of walls, different methods, Primary

    energy, non renewable

    The straw insulated

    timber wall needs

    5 times less energy

    For production than a

    two layer brick wall

  • Production of typical housesPrimary energy demand non renewable

    Estimate: How much times less would straw house would need compared with a typical brick house (same U-Values)?

    Possible

    answers

    A B C D

    100x 20x 2x 10x

    Correct Answer: C. Straw house would need 2 times less energy

  • -

    10,0

    20,0

    30,0 24 2422

    1816

    12

    [kW

    h/(m

    ²∙a

    )]

    Building method

    Production of typical houses

    Primary energy demand non renewable

    Strawhouse needs

    only half the amount

    of the brick house

  • Production of house, Global warming potential

    Ausgangssituation:

    Vergleich von sechs verschiedenen Einfamilienhausbauweisen:

    Emissionen durch Herstellung.

    Production of typical Brickhouse emitates 47t CO2 strawhouse

    takes 19t CO2 out of the atmosphere.

    Estimate: How far can you go with 5L-car(~120g C02/km) for

    difference?

    Possible answersA B C D

    >500.000 ca. 100.000

  • -20.000

    -10.000

    -

    10.000

    20.000

    30.000

    40.000

    50.000

    Poroton Brick 2

    Layers

    Brick+

    EPS

    Timber

    frame

    mineral

    wool

    Timber

    frame

    cellulose

    Timber

    straw

    47.924 43.973

    38.837

    1.504

    -9.319

    -19.476

    [kg

    CO

    2-E

    qu

    iva

    len

    t]

    Building method

    Production of house, Global warming potential

    The straw building stores 19t, the typical one

    out brick emitates 47t. Difference: ca. 66t.

    With a 120g-Auto you would have to drive

    over 500.000km to emitate this amount.

  • -10.000

    -

    10.000

    20.000

    30.000

    40.000

    50.000

    Poroton bricks

    with EPS

    Timber

    frame

    with

    mineral

    wool

    bricks 2

    layers

    Timber

    frame

    cellulose

    Timber

    straw

    less

    PENRE

    [kWh/a]

    from A+

    to PH

    41.373 39.937

    28.774 28.774

    3.029 1.487

    -285

    DEMAND of PENRE [kWh/a] for additional

    insulation from A+ to Passivhaus

    Δ for A+ to Passivhaus in conventional

    building is like 100 years heating

    (renewable)

  • Production of claddingsPrimary energy demand, non renewable

    Estimate:

    Which cladding needs most, which one

    fewest?

    Correct Answer:

    most: chipboard.

    Fewest Timber boards

    Auswahl:

    Earth plaster

    chipboard

    Fliesen

    Timber boards

    Limeplaster gypsum

    fibre boards

    gypsum boards

  • 0,0

    5,0

    10,0

    15,0

    20,0

    25,0

    30,0

    OSB Tiles Gypsum

    fibre board

    Gypsum

    board

    Lime plaster

    20mm

    Earth

    plaster

    Timber

    board

    24mm

    28 27

    23

    1512

    118

    [kW

    h/m

    ²] c

    ov

    eri

    ng

    TYPE OF COVERING

    Production of coverings: Primary

    energy demand, non renewable

    A chipboard need most.

    A timber board need fewest

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    06.07.2015

    THANK YOU!

    In de Masch 6, D- 21394 Südergellersen

    Tel.: +49 4131 727 804

    www.architekt-scharmer.de