Sistemas de paneles 3D argelinos: mejora del confort térmico y la eficiencia energética en una variedad de climas

Autores/as
  • Djamel Sifodil

    Université des Sciences et Technologies USTO-MB

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  • Nabila Boualla

    Université des Sciences et Technologies USTO-MB

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  • Abderrahmane Medjdoub Mokhtari

    Université des Sciences et Technologies USTO-MB

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  • Mohamed Messaoudi

    Université des Sciences et Technologies USTO-MB

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  • Mohamed Sofiane Ibka

    Université des Sciences et Technologies USTO-MB

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Palabras clave:
Eficiencia de confort térmico, Optimización de calefacción y refrigeración, Tecnología de construcción de paneles 3D, Tipos de envolventes de edificios, Simulación dinámica con TRNSYS, Reducción del uso de energía en edificios
Resumen

Este estudio evalúa el confort térmico y la eficiencia energética en edificios residenciales en Orán y Béchar, Argelia, dos regiones con climas contrastantes. Utilizando la simulación dinámica TRNSYS, se examina cómo tres tipos de envolventes de edificios afectan la estabilidad de la temperatura y las demandas energéticas para calefacción y refrigeración. Los hallazgos destacan que el diseño de la envolvente del edificio y la elección de materiales tienen un impacto significativo en la eficiencia energética. La tecnología avanzada de paneles 3D, en particular, demostró un ahorro energético notable, reduciendo el consumo hasta en un 29 % en comparación con los materiales tradicionales, manteniendo al mismo tiempo el confort térmico en ambos climas. El estudio investiga además el rendimiento energético de los paneles 3D, las paredes de ladrillo doble y las paredes dobles aisladas, mostrando que los sistemas de paneles 3D reducen consistentemente el consumo de energía al disminuir las necesidades de calefacción y refrigeración. Estos resultados subrayan el valor de los diseños adaptados al clima y las estrategias de refrigeración pasiva, posicionando la tecnología de paneles 3D como una solución prometedora para mejorar el confort térmico y reducir el uso de energía en el sector residencial de Argelia.

Biografía del autor/a
  1. Djamel Sifodil, Université des Sciences et Technologies USTO-MB

    Djamel Sifodil is a researcher at the LMST Laboratory of the University of Science and Technology of Oran Mohamed Boudiaf, Algeria. Specializing in energy efficiency and thermal comfort in buildings, he employs advanced dynamic simulations, such as TRNSYS, to explore innovative solutions for sustainable construction. His current research focuses on 3D panel technologies to enhance energy efficiency across diverse climates.

  2. Nabila Boualla, Université des Sciences et Technologies USTO-MB

    Boualla Nabila es investigadora en el Laboratorio LMST de la Universidad de Ciencia y Tecnología de Orán Mohamed Boudiaf, en Argelia. Su trabajo se centra en mejorar la eficiencia energética y el confort térmico en edificios residenciales, con un enfoque en simulaciones dinámicas como TRNSYS. Explora tecnologías innovadoras, incluyendo sistemas de paneles 3D, para optimizar el rendimiento energético en climas diversos. Actualmente, también participa en proyectos que promueven diseños arquitectónicos sostenibles adaptados a las condiciones climáticas de Argelia.

  3. Abderrahmane Medjdoub Mokhtari, Université des Sciences et Technologies USTO-MB

    M.A. Mokhtari es investigador en el Laboratorio LMST de la Universidad de Ciencia y Tecnología de Orán Mohamed Boudiaf, en Argelia. Especializado en eficiencia energética y confort térmico, utiliza herramientas avanzadas como TRNSYS para analizar y optimizar el rendimiento de los edificios en diversas condiciones climáticas. Explora tecnologías innovadoras, incluyendo sistemas de paneles 3D, con un enfoque en soluciones sostenibles para reducir el consumo energético y mejorar el confort térmico en el sector residencial.

  4. Mohamed Messaoudi, Université des Sciences et Technologies USTO-MB

    Messaoudi Mohamed é pesquisador no Laboratório LMST da Universidade de Ciência e Tecnologia de Oran Mohamed Boudiaf, na Argélia. Seu trabalho concentra-se em soluções inovadoras para eficiência energética e conforto térmico em edifícios, utilizando ferramentas avançadas de simulação, como o TRNSYS. Ele tem explorado tecnologias modernas, como sistemas de painéis 3D, para reduzir o consumo de energia e melhorar o desempenho térmico em diferentes condições climáticas. Atualmente, está envolvido em iniciativas que promovem práticas de construção sustentável no setor residencial.

  5. Mohamed Sofiane Ibka, Université des Sciences et Technologies USTO-MB

    Mohamed Sofiane Ibbka es investigador en el Laboratorio de Señales e Imágenes de la Universidad de Ciencias y Tecnología de Orán Mohamed Boudiaf (USTO-MB), en Argelia. Su investigación se centra en la aplicación de métodos avanzados para mejorar la eficiencia energética y el confort térmico en edificios residenciales. Interesado en la integración de tecnologías innovadoras, explora el uso de sistemas de paneles 3D y otras soluciones sostenibles para enfrentar los desafíos climáticos específicos de la región.

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Sifodil, D., Boualla, N., Mokhtari, A. M., Messaoudi, M., & Ibka, M. S. (2025). Sistemas de paneles 3D argelinos: mejora del confort térmico y la eficiencia energética en una variedad de climas. Brazilian Journal of Production Engineering, 11(1), 1-23. https://doi.org/10.47456/bjpe.v11i1.46824