Master Thesis - Staged renovation methodology for single-family houses
Authors
Baptista, Rafael ; Cedl, Andras ; Szeker, Andras Levente
Term
4. Term
Education
Publication year
2019
Submitted on
2019-01-11
Pages
144
Abstract
Dette speciale omhandler en metodik for trinvise (staged) renoveringer af enfamiliehuse, hvor energirelaterede og andre renoveringstiltag planlægges og gennemføres over tid fremfor som én samlet indsats. Af de indledende kapitler fremgår en begrebsafklaring, der skelner mellem omfattende og én‑gangs renovering samt mellem energibesparende tiltag (EEM), funktionelle tiltag uden direkte energigevinst (non‑EEM) og nødvendige vedligeholdelsesarbejder. Specialet arbejder med en holistisk forståelse af renovering, som kombinerer tekniske, økonomiske, funktionelle, æstetiske og indeklimamæssige hensyn, og sætter arbejdet ind i en dansk og europæisk reguleringskontekst (bl.a. BR18 og EPBD). Formålet er at opstille en metode og en samling af metoder til at prioritere og etapeopdele renoveringstiltag, så de kan tilpasses komponenternes levetid, investeringer og mulige gevinster, herunder samspilseffekter og co‑benefits. De udleverede sider indeholder ikke detaljer om konkrete metoder, beregninger eller resultater; disse præsenteres sandsynligvis i efterfølgende kapitler.
This thesis addresses a methodology for staged renovations of single‑family houses, in which energy‑related and other renovation measures are planned and implemented over time rather than as a one‑off project. The opening pages establish clear definitions distinguishing extensive from one‑off renovations and differentiating energy efficiency measures (EEM), non‑energy measures (non‑EEM), and necessary maintenance. The work adopts a holistic view that combines technical, economic, functional, aesthetic, and indoor environmental considerations, and situates the topic within Danish and European regulatory contexts (including BR18 and the EPBD). The aim is to set out a method and a set of methods to prioritize and phase renovation actions to align with component lifetimes, investments, and potential gains, including interactions and co‑benefits. The provided excerpt does not include details on specific methods, calculations, or results; these are presumably presented in later chapters.
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