https://dialnet.unirioja.es/descarga/articulo/1980397.pdf

Diccionario Geográfico-Estadístico-Histórico de España y sus posesiones de ultramar: Melilla & Plazas menores

Thermal insulations have begun to play an increasing important role in realizing building energy saving in the past years. Thermal insulations made of biomasses like agro-residues, forest residues, etc., are developing very fast recently, although their research and development history is relatively short. In order to help researchers to achieve a global viewpoint of the research on this topic and to improve the research and application progress, a systematic review is presented in this study. After review and screening, 144 original research journal papers were selected as samples and analyzed to investigate the following topics: Historical development of bio-insulations from 1974 up to April 2016, from viewpoint of number of papers published and corresponding journals; Geo-graphical distribution of researchers, according to country and continent categories; Kinds of biomasses under research including agro-residues, forestry residues, economic plants, etc.; Analysis methodologies and research scale of bio-insulations; Common types, manufacturing methods and properties of bio-insulation; Experimental equipment, software, and corresponding standards. Moreover, the shortcomings of the current research are discussed in details. Finally, some suggestions are presented, including: a scientific plan on bio-insulation research; selection of suitable types; traditional and innovative treatments for improving specific properties; the required properties testing order; scientific presentation of research results. This study can help to achieve a more precise comprehension about bio-insulations research status, find suitable experimental equipment for effectively testing various properties, adopt innovative ways to improve specific properties, avoid making mistakes during the research and provide a better expression of the research results. Furthermore, this study can stimulate the research and application of bio-insulations to get a great-leap-forward development in the near future, especially in the fabricated building field.

The development history and prospects of biomass-based insulation materials for buildings

Environmentally-friendly thermal and acoustic insulation materials from recycled textiles.

Air lime mortars: What else do we need to know to apply them in conservation and rehabilitation interventions? A review

Climate responsive strategies of traditional dwellings located in an ancient village in hot summer and cold winter region of China

Lime render layers: An overview of their properties

Mechanical and physical enhancement of gypsum composites through a synergic work of polypropylene fiber and recycled isostatic graphite filler

The reuse of waste materials can contribute to improve the sustainability of materials. In the EU, consumers discard around 5.8 million tonnes of textiles per year and only the 25% is recycled. The aim of this paper is to present the results of the research conducted to use textile fibre waste in boards. They were bindered with the minimum hydraulic lime in order to reduce its environmental impact in comparison to other boards, while preserving its mechanical and physical requirements for the purpose.

Textile fibre waste bindered with natural hydraulic lime

Historical development and environment adaptation of the traditional cave-dwellings in Tajuña's valley, Madrid, Spain

Thermal conductivity of lime mortars and calcined diatoms. Parameters influencing their performance and comparison with the traditional lime and mortars containing crushed marble used as renders

María del Mar Barbero-Barrera

Papers

Lime render layers: An overview of their properties

Mechanical and physical enhancement of gypsum composites through a synergic work of polypropylene fiber and recycled isostatic graphite filler

Textile fibre waste bindered with natural hydraulic lime

Historical development and environment adaptation of the traditional cave-dwellings in Tajuña's valley, Madrid, Spain

Thermal conductivity of lime mortars and calcined diatoms. Parameters influencing their performance and comparison with the traditional lime and mortars containing crushed marble used as renders