Riverside HA - Semi-Rural 2 Bed Semi-Detached House

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Constructed in 1950s, the property is typical end of terrace ex-council house. It has a southerly aspect with a lot of its roof facing south. Insulation will be by internal nanopore insulation. Heating is by EnviroPod, an MCS approved heat pump and thermal store package

Retrofit for the future ZA448M
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CO2 emissionsPrimary energy requirement
Energy target
Retrofit for the Future

Energy and fuel use

Fuel use by type
Primary energy requirement
CO2 emissions
Renewables

Measured data from renewable generation is not yet available.

Fuel use

 Pre-developmentForecastMeasured
Electricity use 13060 kWh/yr 2306 kWh/yr -
Natural gas use- - -
Oil use- - -
LPG use- - -
Wood use- - -
Other Fuel - - -
 Pre-developmentForecastMeasured
Primary energy requirement 507 kWh/m².yr 90 kWh/m².yr -
Annual CO₂ emissions 120 kg CO₂/m².yr 21 kg CO₂/m².yr -
Annual space heat demand - 23.9 kWh/m².yr -

Renewable energy

Electricity generationForecastMeasured
Solar Photovoltaic667 kWh/yr -
Other Renewables Tech--
Electricity consumed by generation --
Primary energy requirement
offset by renewable generation
64 kWh/m².yr -
Annual CO₂ emissions
offset by renewable generation
15 kg CO₂/m².yr -

Calculation and targets

Whole house energy calculation method SAP
Other whole house calculation method-
Energy target Retrofit for the Future
Other energy targetsWe aim to reduce energy consumption further than predicted by the use of additional technologies that cannot be modelled eg 1. The use of voltage regulators predicted to give 15-20% savngs on electricity 2. The use of energy readouts within the property
Forecast heating load -

Airtightness

 DateResult
Pre-development air permeability test-5.88m³/m².hr @ 50 Pascals
Final air permeability test--

Project description

StageUnder construction
Start date05 July 2010
Occupation date30 September 2010
Location Longtown Cumbria  England
Build typeRefurbishment
Building sectorPublic Residential
Property typeEnd Terrace
Construction typeMasonry Cavity
Other construction typeFrom inside - 4" brick, 2 1/2" uninsulated cavit
Party wall constructionApprox uninsulated 250mm masonry cavity
Floor area 64.4
Floor area calculation method Treated Floor Area (PHPP)
Building certification

Project Team

OrganisationRoland Hill Ltd
Project lead personRoland Hill Ltd
Landlord or ClientRiverside Housing Association
Architect
Mechanical & electrical consultant SD Engineering Ltd
Energy consultantEnviroHomes Ltd
Structural engineerAL Daines & Partners
Quantity surveyor
ConsultantNorthumbria / Oxford Brooke Universities
ContractorRoland Hill Ltd

Design strategies

Planned occupancySingle retired person, occupying the house for the majority of the time
Space heating strategyHeating from air source heat pump in EnviroPod feeding radiators. Heat recovered from exhausted air from property
Water heating strategySolar water heating to suppliment EnviroPod air source heat pump. No back up resitance heating
Fuel strategyMains electricity utilising off peak tariff for space heating via EnviroPod
Renewable energy strategy4m2 of solar thermal panels + 1.0 kWp solar photovoltaic panels
Passive Solar strategyProperty within 10 degress of south. Plan to keep the larger southerly facing windows
Space cooling strategy
Daylighting strategyTo maintain the current daylight factor of all the rooms within the building. This means all rooms in the band of 2-5% daylight factor
Ventilation strategyWindows to remain opening for summer ventilation. Winter ventilation by MVHR.
Airtightness strategy Use of airtightness membranes and components within the roof and walls. In addition to internal insulation being gypsum plaster skimmed.
Strategy for minimising thermal bridges Use of continuous insulation throughout the property. Application of best practice for tackling thermal bridging eg by Energy Saving Trust - Robust Details etc. Geometric thermal bridges kept to a minimum.
Modelling strategyUse of accredited SAP2005 software with whole house SAP extension sheet version 1.6 from TSB web site.
Insulation strategyApplication of internal insulation to walls using nanopore technology - target U-value 0.19 W/m2/K Replacement of solid floor with insulated solid floor using vacuum insulation panels - target U-value 0.17 W/m2K Remove existing poor mineral fibre and replace with EnergyFlo Dynamic insulation - target U-value 0.1 W/m2K (however this system can easily attain 0.05 W/m2K with no physical change to components.
Other relevant retrofit strategiesWe are wanting to look at the use of off peak electricity and the use of efficient thermal stores for heat. This will use the EnviroPod both as heat generator and store. This will reduce heating bills further than using a conventional heat pump which is benficial to the dwelling occupiers.
Contextual informationThe dwelling is typical of its time. It is located in a town which is completely off gas. In this property electricity is the heating source. This leads to high potential for fuel poverty and difficulties in heating the whole house properly.

Building services

OccupancyNULL
Space heatingNULL
Hot waterNULL
VentilationNULL
ControlsNULL
CookingNULL
LightingNULL
AppliancesNULL
Renewable energy generation systemNULL
Strategy for minimising thermal bridgesNULL

Building construction

Storeys
Volume -
Thermal fabric area -
Roof description NULL
Roof U-value 0.00 W/m² K
Walls description NULL
Walls U-value 0.00 W/m² K
Party walls description NULL
Party walls U-value 0.00 W/m² K
Floor description NULL
Floor U-value 0.00 W/m² K
Glazed doors description NULL
Glazed doors U-value 0.00 W/m² K -
Opaque doors description NULL
Opaque doors U-value 0.00 W/m² K -
Windows description NULL
Windows U-value 0.00 W/m² K -
Windows energy transmittance (G-value) -
Windows light transmittance -
Rooflights description NULL
Rooflights light transmittance -
Rooflights U-value 0.00 W/m² K