Cristina Piselli
University of Perugia
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Key Engineering Materials | 2016
Anna Laura Pisello; Veronica Lucia Castaldo; Federica Rosso; Cristina Piselli; Marco Ferrero; Franco Cotana
This chapter shows the most recent and innovative contributions and research trends arounbd the wide issue of energy efficiency in buildings by means of passive techniques, such as new effective materials for building envelope optimization. In particular, cool materials will be dealt with by considering their capability to keep a surface cooler than other solutions when exposed to solar radiation. Then multifunctional materials such as thermal and acoustic insulation panels will be analyzed. Finbally, natural and biobased solutions for energy saving will be investigated. Each one of these topics will be studied by elaborating a first general assessment of each technique and then by analyzing the most recent contributions and research trends in order to provide a wide perspective of the question that is going to be addressed in this chapter.
EuroSun2016 | 2016
Anna Laura Pisello; Veronica Lucia Castaldo; Cristina Piselli; Ilaria Pigliautile; Franco Cotana
The present work analyzes the local microclimate of different areas in central Italy, with particular attention to an historic district, by means of coupled experimental and numerical approach. Four different areas characterized by different boundary conditions in terms of buildings’ density, construction materials, and amount of greenery are selected as case study. The monitoring campaign shows how buildings’ density and greenery percentage are able to considerably affect the daily temperature ranges by generating a night cooling up to 5°C between dense urban areas and green suburban areas. Additionally, the urban area with the highest vegetation percentage presents the lowest temperature fluctuation, i.e. 16.1°C during the day, despite the highest sky view factor, due to the vegetation buffering effect. The numerical analysis highlights the major role of greenery in generating temperature drops in summer (i.e. -0.8°C). Key-words Urban microclimate; Urban Heat Island; Experimental monitoring; Microclimate simulation
Solar Energy | 2015
Anna Laura Pisello; Cristina Piselli; Franco Cotana
Building and Environment | 2015
Anna Laura Pisello; Cristina Piselli; Franco Cotana
Procedia Engineering | 2015
Federica Rosso; Anna Laura Pisello; Gloria Pignatta; Veronica Lucia Castaldo; Cristina Piselli; Franco Cotana; Marco Ferrero
Energy and Buildings | 2016
Anna Laura Pisello; Veronica Lucia Castaldo; Cristina Piselli; Claudia Fabiani; Franco Cotana
Renewable Energy | 2018
Federica Rosso; Iacopo Golasi; Veronica Lucia Castaldo; Cristina Piselli; Anna Laura Pisello; Ferdinando Salata; Marco Ferrero; Franco Cotana; Andrea de Lieto Vollaro
Energy and Buildings | 2017
Cristina Piselli; Mohammad Saffari; Alvaro de Gracia; Anna Laura Pisello; Franco Cotana; Luisa F. Cabeza
Energy and Buildings | 2017
Anna Laura Pisello; Federica Rosso; Veronica Lucia Castaldo; Cristina Piselli; Claudia Fabiani; Franco Cotana
Energy Procedia | 2015
Anna Laura Pisello; Veronica Lucia Castaldo; Cristina Piselli; Gloria Pignatta; Franco Cotana