planning:refurbishment_with_passive_house_components:passive_house_refurbishment_-_introduction
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| * For example, the temperature difference at the interior surfaces of the room decreases due to the better insulation, thereby reducing the risk of damp walls, also at areas with outside connections. Constructions that are well-insulated on the outside remain free from condensation, | * For example, the temperature difference at the interior surfaces of the room decreases due to the better insulation, thereby reducing the risk of damp walls, also at areas with outside connections. Constructions that are well-insulated on the outside remain free from condensation, | ||
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| * Due to the higher temperatures of the indoor surfaces, thermal comfort in winter is increased. A well-balanced radiant climate is created, even without any large heating surfaces for components. This too is an additional advantage, especially in relation to windows. | * Due to the higher temperatures of the indoor surfaces, thermal comfort in winter is increased. A well-balanced radiant climate is created, even without any large heating surfaces for components. This too is an additional advantage, especially in relation to windows. | ||
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| * Summer comfort is also improved due to insulation of the heat-accumulating walls. The pleasantly cool indoor climate which has been set can be maintained for a longer time (e.g. through night-time ventilation). This is also applicable to improved windows. | * Summer comfort is also improved due to insulation of the heat-accumulating walls. The pleasantly cool indoor climate which has been set can be maintained for a longer time (e.g. through night-time ventilation). This is also applicable to improved windows. | ||
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| * If at some later time the heating system is renewed, a smaller power output (more economical) and a lower flow temperature (more efficient) is sufficient. Even more money is saved with this measure at this point. | * If at some later time the heating system is renewed, a smaller power output (more economical) and a lower flow temperature (more efficient) is sufficient. Even more money is saved with this measure at this point. | ||
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| * on average, refurbishments using Passive House components actually do achieve the extremely low energy demands projected by the PHPP [[planning: | * on average, refurbishments using Passive House components actually do achieve the extremely low energy demands projected by the PHPP [[planning: | ||
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| * even today, the construction costs remain within reasonable limits – although a whole range of components are still produced in small series or custom-made. The economic conditions will change radically again when the Passive House becomes a standard on the market. Above all, crafts businesses, architects and engineers as well as manufacturers are called upon to take action for this purpose. | * even today, the construction costs remain within reasonable limits – although a whole range of components are still produced in small series or custom-made. The economic conditions will change radically again when the Passive House becomes a standard on the market. Above all, crafts businesses, architects and engineers as well as manufacturers are called upon to take action for this purpose. | ||
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| * life in the Passive House is not only affordable, pleasant and comfortable, | * life in the Passive House is not only affordable, pleasant and comfortable, | ||
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