Computational analysis of energy and cost efficient retrofitting measures for the French house

Energy-efficient housing has become a mandatory aim to address climate change. This paper presents a computational analysis taking a French single family house as a case study, and aims to investigate both energy and cost-efficiency of market available retrofit measures using dynamic thermal modelli...

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Published inBuilding and environment Vol. 175; p. 106792
Main Authors Foda, Ehab, El-Hamalawi, Ashraf, Le Dréau, Jérôme
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Abstract Energy-efficient housing has become a mandatory aim to address climate change. This paper presents a computational analysis taking a French single family house as a case study, and aims to investigate both energy and cost-efficiency of market available retrofit measures using dynamic thermal modelling. A parametric analysis tool was developed to run automated batch-simulations using EnergyPlus simulation engine and to calculate the cost associated with retrofit measures, at each simulation run. The automated simulations are carried out, using an exhaustive search technique, for all permutations of measures. These included different building fabrics, ventilation strategies, levels of air-tightness and 5 different heating systems for 4 main climatic regions of France (7680 variants for each of the 4 climatic region). In this analysis, an optimization problem is set to minimise the delivered energy and retrofitting investment cost subject to an energy-saving minimum limit, payback criterion, and summer overheating-risk. The results showed optimum solutions with different fabric and system retrofit combinations that varied in numbers for the different climatic zones. The upper bound of optimum investment cost varied from 80 to 290 €/m2 for Nice and Paris, respectively. •Retrofitting of pre-1974 French houses can serve the EU 2050 energy-saving target.•Retrofitting measures are evaluated for energy/cost efficiency& overheating risk.•Wall insulation& energy-efficient systems had the greatest impact on energy-saving.•Energy/cost efficient candidate solutions varied in numbers for each city climate.•Candidate solutions did not include wall insulation variants with major system investment.
AbstractList Energy-efficient housing has become a mandatory aim to address climate change. This paper presents a computational analysis taking a French single family house as a case study, and aims to investigate both energy and cost-efficiency of market available retrofit measures using dynamic thermal modelling. A parametric analysis tool was developed to run automated batch-simulations using EnergyPlus simulation engine and to calculate the cost associated with retrofit measures, at each simulation run. The automated simulations are carried out, using an exhaustive search technique, for all permutations of measures. These included different building fabrics, ventilation strategies, levels of air-tightness and 5 different heating systems for 4 main climatic regions of France (7680 variants for each of the 4 climatic region). In this analysis, an optimization problem is set to minimise the delivered energy and retrofitting investment cost subject to an energy-saving minimum limit, payback criterion, and summer overheating-risk. The results showed optimum solutions with different fabric and system retrofit combinations that varied in numbers for the different climatic zones. The upper bound of optimum investment cost varied from 80 and 290 €/m2 for Nice and Paris, respectively.
Energy-efficient housing has become a mandatory aim to address climate change. This paper presents a computational analysis taking a French single family house as a case study, and aims to investigate both energy and cost-efficiency of market available retrofit measures using dynamic thermal modelling. A parametric analysis tool was developed to run automated batch-simulations using EnergyPlus simulation engine and to calculate the cost associated with retrofit measures, at each simulation run. The automated simulations are carried out, using an exhaustive search technique, for all permutations of measures. These included different building fabrics, ventilation strategies, levels of air-tightness and 5 different heating systems for 4 main climatic regions of France (7680 variants for each of the 4 climatic region). In this analysis, an optimization problem is set to minimise the delivered energy and retrofitting investment cost subject to an energy-saving minimum limit, payback criterion, and summer overheating-risk. The results showed optimum solutions with different fabric and system retrofit combinations that varied in numbers for the different climatic zones. The upper bound of optimum investment cost varied from 80 to 290 €/m2 for Nice and Paris, respectively. •Retrofitting of pre-1974 French houses can serve the EU 2050 energy-saving target.•Retrofitting measures are evaluated for energy/cost efficiency& overheating risk.•Wall insulation& energy-efficient systems had the greatest impact on energy-saving.•Energy/cost efficient candidate solutions varied in numbers for each city climate.•Candidate solutions did not include wall insulation variants with major system investment.
Energy-efficient housing has become a mandatory aim to address climate change. This paper presents a computational analysis taking a French single family house as a case study, and aims to investigate both energy and cost-efficiency of market available retrofit measures using dynamic thermal modelling. A parametric analysis tool was developed to run automated batch-simulations using EnergyPlus simulation engine and to calculate the cost associated with retrofit measures, at each simulation run. The automated simulations are carried out, using an exhaustive search technique, for all permutations of measures. These included different building fabrics, ventilation strategies, levels of air-tightness and 5 different heating systems for 4 main climatic regions of France (7680 variants for each of the 4 climatic region). In this analysis, an optimization problem is set to minimise the delivered energy and retrofitting investment cost subject to an energy-saving minimum limit, payback criterion, and summer overheating-risk. The results showed optimum solutions with different fabric and system retrofit combinations that varied in numbers for the different climatic zones. The upper bound of optimum investment cost varied from 80 to 290 €/m2 for Nice and Paris, respectively.
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SubjectTerms Airtightness
Automation
Civil Engineering
Climate action
Climate change
Climatic zones
Computer applications
Computer simulation
Cost analysis
Cost efficiency
Domestic heating
Dynamic thermal modelling
Energy
Energy conservation
Energy efficiency
Engineering Sciences
French house
Heating systems
Housing
Housing retrofit
Investment
Optimization
Overheating
Parametric analysis
Permutations
Retrofitting
Thermal analysis
Upper bounds
Ventilation
Title Computational analysis of energy and cost efficient retrofitting measures for the French house
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