Designing and monitoring energy efficiency of buildings is vital since they account for up to 40% of end-use energy. In this study, exergy analysis is investigated as a life cycle design tool to strike a balance between thermodynamic efficiency of energy conversion and economic and environmental costs of construction. Quantitative geo-referenced thermography is proposed for monitoring and quantitative assessment via continued simulation and parameter estimation during the operating phase.
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Kohlhepp P. & Buchgeister J. 2013. Exergy-based Planning and Thermography-based Monitoring for energy efficient buildings - Progress Report. Karlsruhe: KIT Scientific Publishing. DOI: https://doi.org/10.5445/KSP/1000031089
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