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    1. The paper reviewed research on optimally tuning thermal mass in naturally ventilated buildings to understand carbon limits. 2. It found that synchronizing internal thermal mass with buoyancy ventilation can optimize building design in early stages to minimize environmental impact by evaluating primary materials. 3. The conclusions determined that understanding climatic conditions, building typologies, and interior loads is needed for thermal comfort, ventilation, and reducing heat stress, and comparative life cycle analyses of configurations are also required.

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    1. The paper reviewed research on optimally tuning thermal mass in naturally ventilated buildings to understand carbon limits. 2. It found that synchronizing internal thermal mass with buoyancy ventilation can optimize building design in early stages to minimize environmental impact by evaluating primary materials. 3. The conclusions determined that understanding climatic conditions, building typologies, and interior loads is needed for thermal comfort, ventilation, and reducing heat stress, and comparative life cycle analyses of configurations are also required.

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    1. The paper reviewed research on optimally tuning thermal mass in naturally ventilated buildings to understand carbon limits. 2. It found that synchronizing internal thermal mass with buoyancy ventilation can optimize building design in early stages to minimize environmental impact by evaluating primary materials. 3. The conclusions determined that understanding climatic conditions, building typologies, and interior loads is needed for thermal comfort, ventilation, and reducing heat stress, and comparative life cycle analyses of configurations are also required.

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    SUSTAINABLE DESIGN STUDIO

    REVIEW OF RESEARCH PAPERS


    #5
    1 The optimal tuning, within carbon Salmaan Craig 2019 Elsevier
    limits, of thermal mass in naturally
    ventilated buildings

    Aim To understand about the optimal use of building material


    :

    Hypothesis To choose primary materials for minimal environmental impact while integrating as
    : many functions into them as possible
    ` .Qualitative approach
    Approach :

    Methodology Data collection – strategic comparison- material comparison - Results


    :

    Data Tables, flow chart, bar chart, graphical map


    Used :

    Results / 1.Outlined the need for a new approach to building design in the early stages, which allows
    teams to evaluate the environmental impacts of primary material
    Findings : 2. Found how to optimally synchronize the coupling of internal
    thermal mass and buoyancy ventilation.

    Does the article answer Yes. The data talks about different kind of material available and its use
    Hypothesis? :
    Conclusions The influence of climatic conditions, formal/spatial types, and interior load profiles
    : need to be understood, not only for ventilation dynamics, but for thermal comfort
    and heat stress, too. Comparative life cycle analyses of promising configurations in
    realistic settings are also needed.

    Scope for further thermal resilience and functional unit for LCA studies of thermal mass.
    Research :

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