Building Performance EvaluationThis focused activity will highlight the measurement challenges within the building performance evaluation (BPE) process, promote best practice and understand the requirements and needs of the BPE supply chain.
Technologies
NPL Pipe Insulation Tester
A national standard for thermal transference of pipe insulation at high temperatures.
Building Performance Videos
Smart Grid Solutions for Sustainable Buildings
Advances in renewable energy and efficiency within the context of buildings - York University
Using wireless technologies to evaluate building performance
CITRIS
The UK Government has set out an ambitious plan for all new homes to be zero carbon by 2016.
This Measurement Network activity, supported by the National Measurement Office, will focus on energy efficient buildings in specific areas.
This will support the BPE community in delivering more accurate and reliable data on whole building performance and building materials, while helping to bridge the gap between design and as-constructed performance.
Campaign Objectives
- Highlight the importance of good measurement practice
- Understand the measurement challenges/issues in BPE
- Highlight what measurement tools, processes and methods are available for BPE
- Gain insight into what is needed to further improve measurement best practice/ capability used in BPE
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Free Measurement Network reports
The Building Performance Gap - Closing it through better measurement Download PDF
Events
Future events will appear when confirmed
Case Studies
Pipe Insulation Tester Case Study
Testing Hyperion's Energy Efficient Lighting
Resources
Energy Transmittance in Energy Efficient Buildings [PDF]
Standard documents to measure thermal conductivity of construction material
Challenges of low impact buildings
Coventry University
Zero carbon targets in the construction industry
BSRIA
Engineering a low carbon built environment [PDF]
Royal Academy of Engineering
