Fahmy, M., Mahdy, M. (2018). Application of biogas to reduce energy consumption and CO2 of passive country housing under climate change scenarios near Cairo,Egypt. test, 12(12th International Conference on Civil and Architecture Engineering), 1-11. doi: 10.21608/iccae.2018.30022
Mohammad Fahmy; Mohamed M. Mahdy. "Application of biogas to reduce energy consumption and CO2 of passive country housing under climate change scenarios near Cairo,Egypt". test, 12, 12th International Conference on Civil and Architecture Engineering, 2018, 1-11. doi: 10.21608/iccae.2018.30022
Fahmy, M., Mahdy, M. (2018). 'Application of biogas to reduce energy consumption and CO2 of passive country housing under climate change scenarios near Cairo,Egypt', test, 12(12th International Conference on Civil and Architecture Engineering), pp. 1-11. doi: 10.21608/iccae.2018.30022
Fahmy, M., Mahdy, M. Application of biogas to reduce energy consumption and CO2 of passive country housing under climate change scenarios near Cairo,Egypt. test, 2018; 12(12th International Conference on Civil and Architecture Engineering): 1-11. doi: 10.21608/iccae.2018.30022

Application of biogas to reduce energy consumption and CO2 of passive country housing under climate change scenarios near Cairo,Egypt

The International Conference on Civil and Architecture Engineering
Article 8, Volume 12, 12th International Conference on Civil and Architecture Engineering, April 2018, Pages 1-11    PDF (1.37 M)
Document Type: Original Article
DOI: 10.21608/iccae.2018.30022
Authors
Mohammad Fahmy1; Mohamed M. Mahdy2
1Head of Architecture Engineering Department, Military Technical Collage, Cairo, Egypt.
2Architecture Engineering Department, Military Technical Collage, Cairo, Egypt.
Abstract
Abstract:
In this research, the application of biogas for passive country housing in Egypt has been simulated dynamically to calculate the annual energy savings as well as CO2 emissions’ reduction. The country house prototype applies vernacular design elements as part of a new urban development project southern Cairo. Various envelope materials and thicknesses have been applied prior to simulating this housing typology with 2m3 biogas unit operated through the supply of farm animal and agriculture residuals. Climate change scenarios simulations in 2020, 2050 and 2080 using Design Builder showed remarkable energy savings, cost and CO2 emissions reductions in preference to using biogas with high resistant building envelope.
Keywords
Passive house; Biogas; Energy efficiency; Climate Change
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