Increasing the Energy in the Building Envelope Using Phase Change Materials

17 Pages Posted: 30 Aug 2023

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Nouhaila Benachir

Hassan First University Of Settat - ENSA Berrechid LISA Laboratory

Taoufiq Mouhib

Hassan First University Of Settat

Farida Bendriaa

Hassan First University Of Settat

Date Written: August 16, 2023

Abstract

The overall objective of the project is to improve the living conditions of the local population. The specific objective is to set up a pilot unit using local building materials, with low environmental impact, provided with organic phase change materials. The research work will lead to innovation, through the combination of local materials and biomaterials-based PCM, and will allow building materials companies to develop by improving their products. a complete numerical model of the zone will be developed using the TRNSYS 204 simulation tool. Our research strategy aims to examine the PCM use as thermal energy storage materials for the building sector .and also verify the performance of PCM as a new way to stabilize the air temperature and control the comfort inside the building's envelope. The study includes a modeling and numerical simulation to verify experimental components. The simulation was carried out for the climate zone of Morocco. The results of the simulation showed that the use of PCM in building envelopes, decreases the relative humidity and ambient temperature, saving total energy demand and consumption for heating and cooling than building envelopes without PCM all months of the year. The article can be helpful for building energy efficiency, thermal performance, and the goal of( building plus +)zero and net zero energy.

Keywords: Comfort, TRNSYS, Phase change material, Thermal energy storage, Building envelope .

Suggested Citation

Benachir, Nouhaila and Mouhib, Taoufiq and Bendriaa, Farida, Increasing the Energy in the Building Envelope Using Phase Change Materials (August 16, 2023). Available at SSRN: https://ssrn.com/abstract=4542260 or http://dx.doi.org/10.2139/ssrn.4542260

Nouhaila Benachir (Contact Author)

Hassan First University Of Settat - ENSA Berrechid LISA Laboratory ( email )

Morocco

Taoufiq Mouhib

Hassan First University Of Settat

Farida Bendriaa

Hassan First University Of Settat

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