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Title: | Insulated panel construction system : EVG 3D |
Other Titles: | Smart energy regions - skills, knowledge and supply chains |
Authors: | Borg, Ruben Paul Psaila, Andrew Vassallo, Mark |
Keywords: | Construction industry House construction -- Standards Heat -- Radiation and absorption Sustainable buildings -- Materials Insulating materials -- Thermal conductivity |
Issue Date: | 2016 |
Publisher: | Cardiff University. The Welsh School of Architecture |
Citation: | Borg, R. P., Psaila, A., & Vassallo, M. (2016). Insulated panel construction system : EVG 3D. In J.Roset Calzada, I. Kaltenegger, J. Patterson & F. Varriale (Eds.), Smart energy regions - skills, knowledge and supply chains (pp. 190-197). Cardiff University. The Welsh School of Architecture. |
Abstract: | The insulated panel construction system EVG-3D was introduced in Malta as a new alternative construction. It consists in a modular panel system with three dimensional welded wire space frame fitted with an expanded polystyrene insulation core. Concrete layers are applied on site to either side of the panel. The system is intended to address building sustainability, resource efficiency, energy efficiency, economic and efficient construction and health and safety issues in construction. The system presents various advantages with regards construction time, labour and cost efficiency. The system also allows for flexibility in design and adaptation to the specific needs; it has been used effectively in new buildings and also in extensions to existing structures. |
URI: | https://www.um.edu.mt/library/oar/handle/123456789/84537 |
ISBN: | 9781899895212 |
Appears in Collections: | Scholarly Works - FacBenCPM |
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