4:00 pm

Pas­si­ve Hou­se Buil­ding en­ve­lo­pe in all cli­ma­tic re­gi­ons – so­lu­ti­ons for the prac­ti­ce

The Pass­ive House should be mar­keted as one single product. Con­vin­cing de­cision makers at the very be­gin­ning of any plan­ning pro­cess of the cost-ef­fi­ciency of the Pass­ive House stand­ard res­ults in suc­cess. The Pass­ive House should also be pro­duced as one single product, as it is more than the sum of its com­pon­ents.

Franz Fre­un­dor­fer

4:25 pm

Pre­fab­ric­ated Pass­ive Houses in mod­u­lar con­struc­tion

The pro­to­type of a highly en­ergy-ef­fi­cient house with pass­ive house com­pon­ents, de­ve­loped in pre­fab­ric­ated mod­u­lar con­struc­tion for the warm and hu­mid cli­mate of Quan­zhou’s sum­mer is to be pro­duced in in­dus­tri­al mass pro­duc­tion us­ing ro­bot­ic tech­no­logy.

Lud­wig Ron­gen

4:50 pm

Up­ta­ke of nat­ive Cer­ti­fied Pass­ive Hou­se Com­pon­ents by the Chi­ne­se pass­ive con­struc­ti­on sec­tor - a gap ana­lys­is

Re­cent years have seen wide­spread ad­op­tion of Pass­ive House in China, both for build­ings and con­struc­tion products. This pa­per ex­am­ines which loc­ally man­u­fac­tured con­struc­tion sys­tems, win­dows and HVAC units are be­ing used in Chinese de­vel­op­ments, with a view to spot­ting trends and op­por­tun­it­ies.

So­ra­ya Lo­pez

5:15 pm

Pre­fab­ric­ated light steel and light slur­ry walls wi­thout ther­mal bridge
轻钢轻浆料预制无热桥墙体

This pa­per in­tro­duces the struc­ture and pro­cess of fab­ric­a­tion and in­stall­a­tion of pre­fab­ric­ated, thermal bridge-free light steel and light slurry walls, and ex­plains how such series walls are widely ap­plic­able to en­clos­ure struc­tures of vari­ous low-rise and multi-story pre­fab­ric­ated Pass­ive House build­ings.

Xiao­dong Xia(夏晓东)

5:40 pm

Ma­ter­i­al Be­ne­fits and Risks of Cross Lam­in­ated Tim­ber for Pass­ive Hou­se Con­struc­ti­on in Trop­ic­al Cli­ma­tes

Cli­mate-ap­pro­pri­ate design changes for Pass­ive House that em­ploys Cross Lam­in­ated Tim­ber in Aus­trali­an hot-hu­mid cli­mate us­ing a well-re­ceived case study. Achieved through as­sess­ment of design solu­tions and hy­gro­therm­al ana­lys­is to in­form an op­tim­ised CLT en­vel­ope as­sembly.

Mar­cus Strang

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