INBUILT: InNovative Bio=o-soUrced, re-used & recycled products coupled with BIM-based dIgitaL platform for very low carbon consTruction, circular economy, energy and resource efficiency
内置:创新生物 = 来源、重复使用
基本信息
- 批准号:10101595
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 98.43万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:英国
- 项目类别:EU-Funded
- 财政年份:2023
- 资助国家:英国
- 起止时间:2023 至 无数据
- 项目状态:未结题
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项目摘要
The built environment and related construction processes are together responsible for up to half of Europe’s greenhouse gas emissions. The circular principles can contribute in important ways to achieving the 2050 carbon neutrality target in addition to the zero emissions 2030 target. INBUILT proposes and develops (1) a set of innovative design, retrofit and construction techniques for both existing and new buildings based on the use and/or reuse of locally sourced bio- and geo-materials along with reused and recycled components coupled with (2) a digital platform, as a multi-objective decision-support tool, for the optimisation of the integration such materials in buildings. This can build an integrated strategy in which sustainability and digitalization are embedded into the construction sector. This set of products includes Larged-sized rammed earth blocks, recycled fired and non-fired bricks (with/without bio-sourced insulation), hybrid straw-clay boards, recycled concrete blocks, prefabricated waste wood external and internal wall elements, smart windows with recycled glass and bio-PUR frames, bio-based prefabricated curtain walls, recycled waste paper and textile fibre insulation mats, bio based recycled insulation sheet panels/infill, and second life PV panels. These solution techniques, already validated at the lab scale and designed following circularity principles, will be up-scaled, demonstrated and tested in real buildings and optimised using the digital platform in a solid life-cycle-based (and social LCA) perspective. A multidisciplinary consortium will support these objectives. Outcomes will positively impact i) European competitiveness of the construction sector in the field of “green” construction technologies ii) decarbonisation of the building stock, iii) increased digitalisation, iv) raise resilience thanks to circular economy, resource efficiency, eco-design and digitization of the INBUILT innovative systems.
建筑环境和相关施工过程共同造成了欧洲多达一半的温室气体排放,除了 INBUILT 提出和制定的零排放目标外,循环原则还可以为实现 2050 年碳中和目标做出重要贡献。 )一套针对现有和新建建筑的创新设计、改造和施工技术,基于使用和/或再利用当地采购的生物和地质材料以及再利用和回收的组件,并结合(2)a数字平台作为多目标决策支持工具,用于优化建筑中此类材料的集成,这可以建立一个将可持续性和数字化嵌入到建筑领域的综合战略。夯土块、再生烧制和免烧砖(带/不带生物源隔热材料)、混合稻草粘土板、再生混凝土块、预制废木外墙和内墙构件、带再生玻璃和生物 PUR 框架的智能窗户,生物基预制幕墙、回收废纸和纺织纤维隔热垫、生物基回收隔热板/填充物以及二次生命光伏板,这些解决方案技术已经在实验室规模上得到验证,并按照循环原则进行设计。 - 在真实建筑中进行规模化、演示和测试,并以基于生命周期(和社会 LCA)的角度使用数字平台进行优化,多学科联盟将支持这些目标,从而对 i) 的欧洲竞争力产生积极影响。建筑行业的“绿色”建筑技术 ii) 建筑脱碳,iii) 增强数字化,iv) 通过 INBUILT 创新系统的循环经济、资源效率、生态设计和数字化提高复原力。
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Observation of a resonant structure near the D + s D − s threshold in the B + → D + s D − s K + decay
观察 B – D s D – s K 衰减中 D s D – s 阈值附近的共振结构
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The Evolutionary Significance of Phenotypic Plasticity
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