Shading Effect and Heat Reflection Performance of Green Façade in Hot Humid Climate Area: Measurements of a Residential Project in Guangzhou, China

H Lin, Y Xiao and F Musso
Institute of Physics (IOP)
Published 2018
Publication Date:
2018-05-05
Publisher:
Institute of Physics (IOP)
Print ISSN:
1755-1307
Electronic ISSN:
1755-1315
Topics:
Geography
Geosciences
Physics
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autor H Lin, Y Xiao and F Musso
beschreibung In response to the problem of high-density urbanism and urban heat island (UHI), vertical greenery system (VGS) applying in building design and construction is regarded as one of the solutions. Green Façade (GF), with the climber plants growing on the building façade, is one branch technology of VGS. This research is focused on the shading effect and the heat reflection performance of the GF in Hot humid Climate Area. A high-rise residential project with the GFs on east and south façade is chosen to measure and analyze. Results reveal that the air Ave. temperature (Temp) shading by the GFs in sunny days is reduced by 0.6 °C (E) and 0.7°C(S), and the Max. reduction is up to 3.2°C(E) and 3.8°C(S). The surface Ave. Temp of GF is reduced 4.7°C comparing to the bare wall, and the Ave. Temp of the whole façade is decreased about 3-4°C with GFs. This research has proved the effects of GFs and also show the GFs’ potentials for energy reduction and urban heat environment improvement.
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shingle_author_1 H Lin, Y Xiao and F Musso
shingle_author_2 H Lin, Y Xiao and F Musso
shingle_author_3 H Lin, Y Xiao and F Musso
shingle_author_4 H Lin, Y Xiao and F Musso
shingle_catch_all_1 Shading Effect and Heat Reflection Performance of Green Façade in Hot Humid Climate Area: Measurements of a Residential Project in Guangzhou, China
In response to the problem of high-density urbanism and urban heat island (UHI), vertical greenery system (VGS) applying in building design and construction is regarded as one of the solutions. Green Façade (GF), with the climber plants growing on the building façade, is one branch technology of VGS. This research is focused on the shading effect and the heat reflection performance of the GF in Hot humid Climate Area. A high-rise residential project with the GFs on east and south façade is chosen to measure and analyze. Results reveal that the air Ave. temperature (Temp) shading by the GFs in sunny days is reduced by 0.6 °C (E) and 0.7°C(S), and the Max. reduction is up to 3.2°C(E) and 3.8°C(S). The surface Ave. Temp of GF is reduced 4.7°C comparing to the bare wall, and the Ave. Temp of the whole façade is decreased about 3-4°C with GFs. This research has proved the effects of GFs and also show the GFs’ potentials for energy reduction and urban heat environment improvement.
H Lin, Y Xiao and F Musso
Institute of Physics (IOP)
1755-1307
17551307
1755-1315
17551315
shingle_catch_all_2 Shading Effect and Heat Reflection Performance of Green Façade in Hot Humid Climate Area: Measurements of a Residential Project in Guangzhou, China
In response to the problem of high-density urbanism and urban heat island (UHI), vertical greenery system (VGS) applying in building design and construction is regarded as one of the solutions. Green Façade (GF), with the climber plants growing on the building façade, is one branch technology of VGS. This research is focused on the shading effect and the heat reflection performance of the GF in Hot humid Climate Area. A high-rise residential project with the GFs on east and south façade is chosen to measure and analyze. Results reveal that the air Ave. temperature (Temp) shading by the GFs in sunny days is reduced by 0.6 °C (E) and 0.7°C(S), and the Max. reduction is up to 3.2°C(E) and 3.8°C(S). The surface Ave. Temp of GF is reduced 4.7°C comparing to the bare wall, and the Ave. Temp of the whole façade is decreased about 3-4°C with GFs. This research has proved the effects of GFs and also show the GFs’ potentials for energy reduction and urban heat environment improvement.
H Lin, Y Xiao and F Musso
Institute of Physics (IOP)
1755-1307
17551307
1755-1315
17551315
shingle_catch_all_3 Shading Effect and Heat Reflection Performance of Green Façade in Hot Humid Climate Area: Measurements of a Residential Project in Guangzhou, China
In response to the problem of high-density urbanism and urban heat island (UHI), vertical greenery system (VGS) applying in building design and construction is regarded as one of the solutions. Green Façade (GF), with the climber plants growing on the building façade, is one branch technology of VGS. This research is focused on the shading effect and the heat reflection performance of the GF in Hot humid Climate Area. A high-rise residential project with the GFs on east and south façade is chosen to measure and analyze. Results reveal that the air Ave. temperature (Temp) shading by the GFs in sunny days is reduced by 0.6 °C (E) and 0.7°C(S), and the Max. reduction is up to 3.2°C(E) and 3.8°C(S). The surface Ave. Temp of GF is reduced 4.7°C comparing to the bare wall, and the Ave. Temp of the whole façade is decreased about 3-4°C with GFs. This research has proved the effects of GFs and also show the GFs’ potentials for energy reduction and urban heat environment improvement.
H Lin, Y Xiao and F Musso
Institute of Physics (IOP)
1755-1307
17551307
1755-1315
17551315
shingle_catch_all_4 Shading Effect and Heat Reflection Performance of Green Façade in Hot Humid Climate Area: Measurements of a Residential Project in Guangzhou, China
In response to the problem of high-density urbanism and urban heat island (UHI), vertical greenery system (VGS) applying in building design and construction is regarded as one of the solutions. Green Façade (GF), with the climber plants growing on the building façade, is one branch technology of VGS. This research is focused on the shading effect and the heat reflection performance of the GF in Hot humid Climate Area. A high-rise residential project with the GFs on east and south façade is chosen to measure and analyze. Results reveal that the air Ave. temperature (Temp) shading by the GFs in sunny days is reduced by 0.6 °C (E) and 0.7°C(S), and the Max. reduction is up to 3.2°C(E) and 3.8°C(S). The surface Ave. Temp of GF is reduced 4.7°C comparing to the bare wall, and the Ave. Temp of the whole façade is decreased about 3-4°C with GFs. This research has proved the effects of GFs and also show the GFs’ potentials for energy reduction and urban heat environment improvement.
H Lin, Y Xiao and F Musso
Institute of Physics (IOP)
1755-1307
17551307
1755-1315
17551315
shingle_title_1 Shading Effect and Heat Reflection Performance of Green Façade in Hot Humid Climate Area: Measurements of a Residential Project in Guangzhou, China
shingle_title_2 Shading Effect and Heat Reflection Performance of Green Façade in Hot Humid Climate Area: Measurements of a Residential Project in Guangzhou, China
shingle_title_3 Shading Effect and Heat Reflection Performance of Green Façade in Hot Humid Climate Area: Measurements of a Residential Project in Guangzhou, China
shingle_title_4 Shading Effect and Heat Reflection Performance of Green Façade in Hot Humid Climate Area: Measurements of a Residential Project in Guangzhou, China
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