Revisión de los Métodos de Simulación Computacional en la Evaluación Térmica de Casas de Madera y Vernaculares
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https://doi.org/10.46421/encacelacac.v18i1.6450Palabras clave:
Desempeño térmico, Edificaciones vernáculas, Casas de madera, Simulaciones computacionales, SostenibilidadResumen
El trabajo tiene como objetivo investigar el desempeño térmico de edificaciones de madera y vernáculas, analizando cómo sus características constructivas influyen en dicho desempeño bajo diferentes condiciones climáticas. La metodología emplea simulaciones computacionales, utilizando herramientas como EnergyPlus, DesignBuilder y ANSYS FLUENT, para evaluar variables como las propiedades térmicas de los materiales y estrategias pasivas de control climático. Los principales resultados indican que estas edificaciones presentan un desempeño térmico eficiente, destacando el potencial de la madera como aislante térmico y de las soluciones vernáculas para adaptarse al clima local. La contribución del estudio radica en la sistematización de prácticas eficaces, promoviendo el uso más sostenible y eficiente de estas tipologías constructivas en el sector de la construcción civil.
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