Innovative Technologies to Overcome Interface Challenges for Wall Retrofit Systems
In this project, we will develop a system of computer-assisted, automated workflows to specify, manufacture, and install panelized retrofit systems, focusing particularly on panel joints and interface detailing between the panels and facade openings. The proposed system will substantially decrease the time and expertise required for site-specific design and reduce the required expertise and labor hours from contractors and installers on-site. These reductions in labor effort will thus reduce the disruption to building occupants and the total cost of panelized retrofit projects: two key barriers to retrofit adoption. In addition, the improved dimensional accuracy of on-site measurements and quality of panel fit will increase the energy performance and durability of the retrofits.
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National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL). (2021). Innovative Technologies to Overcome Interface Challenges for Wall Retrofit Systems [data set]. Retrieved from https://data.openei.org/submissions/4564.
Harris, Chioke, Egan, Hilary, Liu, Lixi, and Johnson, Graham. Innovative Technologies to Overcome Interface Challenges for Wall Retrofit Systems. United States: N.p., 13 Dec, 2021. Web. https://data.openei.org/submissions/4564.
Harris, Chioke, Egan, Hilary, Liu, Lixi, & Johnson, Graham. Innovative Technologies to Overcome Interface Challenges for Wall Retrofit Systems. United States. https://data.openei.org/submissions/4564
Harris, Chioke, Egan, Hilary, Liu, Lixi, and Johnson, Graham. 2021. "Innovative Technologies to Overcome Interface Challenges for Wall Retrofit Systems". United States. https://data.openei.org/submissions/4564.
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Details
Data from Dec 13, 2021
Last updated Dec 14, 2021
Submitted Dec 13, 2021
Organization
National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL)
Contact
David Goldwasser
720.376.3599
Authors
Research Areas
Keywords
energy, panelized construction, wall retrofit, retrofit, building efficiency, building retrofit, building energy, energy efficiency, technology, automated workflows, labor optimization, cost reduction, wall panels, wall panel, insulation, building envelope, exteriorDOE Project Details
Project Name BTO Advanced Building Construction
Project Number EE0002099