Abstract
The data given in the following paper are related to input and output information of the paper entitled Design method of high performance precast external walls for warm climate by multi-objective optimization analysis by Baglivo et al. [1].Previous studies demonstrate that the superficial mass and the internal areal heat capacity are necessary to reach the best performances for the envelope of the Zero Energy Buildings located in a warm climate [2–4]. The results show that it is possible to achieve high performance precast walls also with light and ultra-thin solutions.A multi-criteria optimization has been performed in terms of steady and dynamic thermal behavior, eco sustainability score and costs. The modeFRONTIER optimization tool, with the use of computational procedures developed in Matlab, has been used to assess the thermal dynamics of building components.A large set of the best configurations of precast external walls for warm climate with their physical and thermal properties have been reported in the data article.
Highlights
The data given in the following paper are related to input and output information of the paper entitled Design method of high performance precast external walls for warm climate by multiobjective optimization analysis by Baglivo et al [1]
Previous studies demonstrate that the superficial mass and the internal areal heat capacity are necessary to reach the best performances for the envelope of the Zero Energy Buildings located in a warm climate [2,3,4]
The methodology of this research [1] has been carried out by the following main steps: 1) Implementation of a database consisting of several building materials available on the market; 2) Elaboration of a script for the calculation of thermal-dynamic properties of package walls, according with the UNI EN ISO 13786:2008 (Thermal performance of building components, Dynamic Thermal Characteristics, Calculation Methods)[5], and for the evaluation of eco-friendly score and costs; 3) Definition of performance values, the objectives and constraints required to obtain high performance precast external walls for warm climate; 4) Analysis of optimal solutions, i.e. the best compromise among the various objectives and all the constraints imposed on the problem
Summary
The data given in the following paper are related to input and output information of the paper entitled Design method of high performance precast external walls for warm climate by multiobjective optimization analysis by Baglivo et al [1]. Data of high performance precast external walls for warm climate$
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