• Prudor, Valérie
• Olanoazkhune, Xabier
• Palisson, Anna
• Huet, Valérie
• Renaux, Thibault
• Chi, André
• Brutin, Alexis
• Izabel, David
• Gervásio, Helena
• Spagni, Daniel
• Pradhan, Eric Man
• Soares, José Hector
• Martins, Claudio
• Gelders, Tommy
• Eizaguirreiribar, Arritokieta
• Lange, Jörg

Abstract

<jats:title>Abstract</jats:title><jats:p>The INCSEB project is aimed at developing 5 ultra‐low carbon envelope systems made in steel and that incorporate innovative use of wood fiber insulation. The systems under development are: 3 sandwich panels (cladding, pitch &amp; flat roofing), 2 claddings (double skin &amp; façade with plank). INCSEB includes tests to study various behaviors: mechanical, fire, thermal calculation, acoustic insulation, air/water/vapor permeability. Interpretation and classification reports will be done for each type of test. 2 full scale prototypes will allow to estimate the durability in real life conditions. LCA indicators and comparison of carbon footprint (GWP) to conventional systems based on a real office building will be provided. An economic study of the projected price of the 5 systems compared to existing conventional systems is also planned. Besides, as far as the production of innovative panels is concerned, it appears that they can be integrated in current production lines. Finally, actions to facilitate the dissemination of results and industrial application will be organized: drafts of design and installation guides, publications, submission of 3 amendments to relevant EN standardization committees, workshop, BIM objects. Lastly, the manufacturers plan to apply for patents protection.</jats:p>

Topics

• impedance spectroscopy
• Carbon
• steel
• permeability
• durability
• wood