Rendimiento y coste energético en la construcción de cerramientos de fábrica de adobe y bloque de tierra comprimida

Luis Maldonado Ramos; Francisco Castilla Pascual; Fernando Vela Cossío; David Rivera Gómez

doi:10.3989/ic.2001.v53.i473.669

Performance and energetic cost in the construction of adobe and compressed soil block walls

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Luis Maldonado Ramos
Francisco Castilla Pascual
Fernando Vela Cossío
David Rivera Gómez Colaborador

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https://doi.org/10.3989/ic.2001.v53.i473.669

Abstract

This study synthetically sets forth the results of a research financed as a Special Action by the R+D National Plan; said research had as a main objective the scientific test of the advantages of building with earth in its improved present applications, starting from the sustainable bioclimatic qualities which were already traditionally known. The research process was divided between the constructive analysis of the traditional homes of the North-east Area of Segovia and the proofs obtained in laboratory at the Eduardo Torroja Institute, the School of Architecture of Madrid and the facilities of the Traditional Architecture Research Center (CIAT) in Boceguillas (Segovia).

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2001-06-30

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Maldonado Ramos, L., Castilla Pascual, F., Vela Cossío, F., & Rivera Gómez, D. (2001). Performance and energetic cost in the construction of adobe and compressed soil block walls. Informes De La Construcción, 53(473), 27–37. https://doi.org/10.3989/ic.2001.v53.i473.669

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Vol. 53 No. 473 (2001)

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