Comparison of embodied energy and environmental impact of alternative materials used in reticulated dome construction
Abstract
The reticulated dome structure is a system composed of linear elements arranged in such a way that the forces are transferred in a three-dimensional manner. These dome structures require less amount of materials to be built when compared to continuous surface domes, thereby, reducing the embodied energy of the structure, i.e., the energy used in the manufacture and transportation of materials. However, selecting materials with high embodied...
Paper Details
Title
Comparison of embodied energy and environmental impact of alternative materials used in reticulated dome construction
Published Date
Feb 1, 2016
Journal
Volume
96
Pages
22 - 34
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