Retrofitting of multifamily housing: life-cycle costing aspects

Djukic, Aleksandra; Krstic-Furundzic, Aleksandra; Grujic, Marija

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The Welsh School of Architecture, Cardiff University

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This Life-Cycle Costing (LCC) analysis deals with the feasibility of measures taken to improve thermal performance of building envelope in order to reduce energy demands for space heating. LCC analysis is carried out on one exemplary apartment in multifamily buildings with recently refurbished facades in Karaburma, a settlement in Belgrade. Results of the analysis show that by improving properties of envelope with poor thermal U value, the reduction of electricity consumed for heating in Belgrade climate is 28 %. Considering Serbian system for electricity charging, reduction of monthly costs for electricity can be doubled.

Keywords:

Thermal performance / Building envelope / Life-Cycle Costing (LCC) analysis

Source:
Smart Energy Regions: Coast and Value, 2016, 61-71

Publisher:

Cardiff : The Welsh School of Architecture, Cardiff University

Projects:

Spatial, environmental, energy and social aspects of developing settlements and climate change - mutual impacts (RS-36035)

ISBN: 978-1-899895-22-9

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http://raf.arh.bg.ac.rs/handle/123456789/653

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Arhitektonski fakultet

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 LCC analysis is carried out on one exemplary apartment in multifamily buildings with recently
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 improving properties of envelope with poor thermal U value, the reduction of electricity consumed
 for heating in Belgrade climate is 28 %. Considering Serbian system for electricity charging,
 reduction of monthly costs for electricity can be doubled.
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 thermal performance of building envelope in order to reduce energy demands for space heating.
 LCC analysis is carried out on one exemplary apartment in multifamily buildings with recently
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 improving properties of envelope with poor thermal U value, the reduction of electricity consumed
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 reduction of monthly costs for electricity can be doubled.",
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Djukic A, Krstic-Furundzic A, Grujic M. Retrofitting of multifamily housing: life-cycle costing aspects. Smart Energy Regions: Coast and Value. 2016;:61-71

Djukic, A., Krstic-Furundzic, A.,& Grujic, M. (2016). Retrofitting of multifamily housing: life-cycle costing aspects.
Smart Energy Regions: Coast and ValueCardiff : The Welsh School of Architecture, Cardiff University., 61-71.

Djukic Aleksandra, Krstic-Furundzic Aleksandra, Grujic Marija, "Retrofitting of multifamily housing: life-cycle costing aspects" (2016):61-71