A Literature Survey on Advanced Insulation Material In Buildings

Authors

  • Talha Sabir Almasa Environmental Solutions LLC
  • Syed Tauseeq Haider University of Essex
  • Zunair Ahmad University of New South Wales
  • Ammar Yasir University of Engineering and Technology
  • Abdul Razaq University of Engineering and Technology

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.46799/jst.v5i12.1035

Keywords:

Thermal insulation, energy efficiency, sustainable materials, innovation, environment

Abstract

Insulating materials have an important role in maintaining the thermal efficiency of buildings by limiting heat transfer and energy consumption. This research explores the latest innovations in building insulation materials that can improve energy efficiency and sustainability. The aim of this research is to analyze the latest developments in building insulation materials, as well as explore the potential use of eco-friendly materials that have minimal environmental impact. The research method involved a comprehensive literature review of academic articles, research papers, and other relevant sources to gather information regarding innovative insulation materials being developed. The results show that insulating materials such as aerogels, vacuum panels, and phase change materials have high thermal performance and good durability. In addition, the use of sustainable materials such as recycled paper and natural fibers is gaining popularity among architects and developers. The application of advanced and environmentally friendly insulation materials is essential to improve the energy efficiency of buildings and reduce environmental impact. By utilizing innovative technologies and materials, we can create a more sustainable living environment for future generations.

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Published

2024-12-25

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Vol. 5 No. 12 (2024): Jurnal Syntax Transformation

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