REDUCTION OF HEAT LOSS IN RURAL RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS USING LOCAL AERATED CONCRETE BLOCKS
Abstract
This article scientifically analyzes the potential for reducing heat loss in rural residential buildings using local aerated concrete (AAC) blocks. The physical-mechanical and thermal insulation properties of aerated concrete, their influence on the energy efficiency of wall systems, and optimal design solutions are examined. The study demonstrates that proper selection of wall thickness and AAC block density can reduce heat loss by 30–40%. Moreover, it is shown that using AAC blocks produced from local raw materials in rural construction is both economically and environmentally efficient.
Keywords
Aerated concrete, heat loss, energy efficiency, wall system, insulation, building materials, local raw materials, rural housing.
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