Textile as a sustainable insulating material for buildings
The introduction of the concept of "sustainability" in the construction industry has led to the production of alternative insulation products made of textiles from virgin or recycled materials, besides the conventional ones. Some of them are already present in the European market, while ot...
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doaj-c60dbc050f8c4faf9d918b4e1df425da2020-11-25T03:29:29ZengUnion of Textile Engineers and Technicians of Serbia, BelgradeTekstilna industrija0040-23890040-23892019-01-0167220280040-23891902020JTextile as a sustainable insulating material for buildingsJordeva Sonja0Golomeova-Longurova Sashka1Kertakova Marija2Mojsov Kiro3Efremov Jordan4University "Goce Delchev", Shtip, Faculty of Technology, Probištip, Republic of North MacedoniaUniversity "Goce Delchev", Shtip, Faculty of Technology, Probištip, Republic of North MacedoniaUniversity "Goce Delchev", Shtip, Faculty of Technology, Probištip, Republic of North MacedoniaUniversity "Goce Delchev", Shtip, Faculty of Technology, Probištip, Republic of North MacedoniaUniversity "Goce Delchev", Shtip, Art Academy, Štip, Republic of North MacedoniaThe introduction of the concept of "sustainability" in the construction industry has led to the production of alternative insulation products made of textiles from virgin or recycled materials, besides the conventional ones. Some of them are already present in the European market, while others are still being researched. There is no ideal insulation material, so it is useful to evaluate conventional and alternative insulating materials. The assessment of insulation materials is an issue which needs to be analyzed from different aspects: the physical properties of the material, their effect on people and the environment, installation difficulty and price. In this paper, conventional and alternative insulation materials from textiles are examined in terms of sustainability criteria. Insulation materials from recycled textiles are considered sustainable materials due to the possibility of recycling, reuse and low value of embodied energy. However, as a result of insufficient consumer awareness, insulating materials from textiles are not represented in the markets as much as they deserve to be.https://scindeks-clanci.ceon.rs/data/pdf/0040-2389/2019/0040-23891902020J.pdfinsulationrecycled textilesevaluation |
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Textile as a sustainable insulating material for buildings |
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Textile as a sustainable insulating material for buildings |
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Textile as a sustainable insulating material for buildings |
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textile as a sustainable insulating material for buildings |
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Union of Textile Engineers and Technicians of Serbia, Belgrade |
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Tekstilna industrija |
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0040-2389 0040-2389 |
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The introduction of the concept of "sustainability" in the construction industry has led to the production of alternative insulation products made of textiles from virgin or recycled materials, besides the conventional ones. Some of them are already present in the European market, while others are still being researched. There is no ideal insulation material, so it is useful to evaluate conventional and alternative insulating materials. The assessment of insulation materials is an issue which needs to be analyzed from different aspects: the physical properties of the material, their effect on people and the environment, installation difficulty and price. In this paper, conventional and alternative insulation materials from textiles are examined in terms of sustainability criteria. Insulation materials from recycled textiles are considered sustainable materials due to the possibility of recycling, reuse and low value of embodied energy. However, as a result of insufficient consumer awareness, insulating materials from textiles are not represented in the markets as much as they deserve to be. |
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