La sustentabilidad energético-ambiental como base para el desarrollo urbano en zonas de oasis andinos
; Arboit, Mariela Edith
; de Rosa, Carlos 
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11/2010
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Universidad Nacional del Nordeste. Facultad de Arquitectura
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Cuaderno Urbano
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1853-3655
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1666-6186
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La producción edilicia del último siglo se ha caracterizado por la creciente dependencia, para alcanzar niveles termo-lumínicos adecuados, de la utilización de equipos acondicionadores y el consecuente consumo de energía convencional, ignorando el eventual agotamiento de los recursos energéticos no-renovables y el deterioro ambiental que produce la combustión de los mismos. Una alternativa de cambio a esta tendencia planteada, es lograr edificios confortables, que al interactuar con el clima, tomen ventaja de él para lograr el bienestar térmico de sus ocupantes, funcionando como sistemas termodinámicos eficientes con el mínimo consumo de energía. El siguiente trabajo evalúa las normativas internacionales vigentes que fomentan el aprovechamiento de los recursos climatológicos del sitio, analizando las características de las distintas estructuras urbanas producto de dichas normativas, no sólo desde los aspectos referidos a su potencialidad bioclimática sino además evaluando la incidencia ambiental de la aplicación de las mismas en territorios de alta vulnerabilidad ambiental, como es el Oasis Norte de la Provincia de Mendoza en Argentina
Last century's buildings were characterized by their growing dependence on air conditioning achieve adequate thermo-luminic comfort levels while ignoring the eventual depletion of non-renewable energy resources and the environmental degradation produced by their combustion. An alternative to this trend is to achieve comfortable buildings which, interacting with the local climate, could take advantage of it to provide thermal wellbeing for their occupants and function as independent thermodynamic systems with minimum energy consumption. This study evaluates international standards in-force which promote the utilization of a site's climatic resources, analyzing the features of the different urban structures produced according to these standards not only with reference to their bioclimatic potential but also evaluating the possible environmental effects of the implementation of these standards in highly vulnerable environmental conditions, such as those of the Northern Oasis of the Province of Mendoza in Argentina.
Last century's buildings were characterized by their growing dependence on air conditioning achieve adequate thermo-luminic comfort levels while ignoring the eventual depletion of non-renewable energy resources and the environmental degradation produced by their combustion. An alternative to this trend is to achieve comfortable buildings which, interacting with the local climate, could take advantage of it to provide thermal wellbeing for their occupants and function as independent thermodynamic systems with minimum energy consumption. This study evaluates international standards in-force which promote the utilization of a site's climatic resources, analyzing the features of the different urban structures produced according to these standards not only with reference to their bioclimatic potential but also evaluating the possible environmental effects of the implementation of these standards in highly vulnerable environmental conditions, such as those of the Northern Oasis of the Province of Mendoza in Argentina.
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