Tigh-Na-Cladach Data

Some technical information about 15 Tigh-Na-Cladach: 

Type of building: Semi-detached house
Description: Part of a scheme of 10 low energy houses, 1 house was build as Passive House
Town: PA29, Dunoon, Scotland
Treated floor area: 88m²
Construction:  
Construction method: Prefabricated Closed Panel Timber Frame System (RTC PassivWall) with prefabricated floor, wall and roof cassettes pre-insulated with 80% recycled content glasswool insulation
External walls: Cavity Wall,
OSB
30 cm, I-studs, Mineral wool (035),
OSB
5 cm, PU Insulation (023)
Plasterboard
U-value = 0,095 W/(m²K)
Floor slab: Insulated concrete slab: U-value = 0,15 W/(m²K)
12,5 cm Concrete slab
20 cm XPS Insulation(032)
Roof: Slates
Sarking Boards
30 cm I-studs + Mineral wool (035)
OSB
5 cm, PU Insulation (023)
Plasterboard
U-value = 0,094 W/(m²K)
Windows: Internorm Edition - Aluminium Timber Composite Windows, U-value window: 0. 8 W/(m²K)
g-value: 51%
6b/10g/5/10g/b6, filled with Argon
Doors: Internorm Edition - Aluminium Timber Composite Doors
U-value door: 1.16 W/(m²K)
Ventilation: Balanced mechanical ventilation system utilising Passive House certified heat recovery unit with 92% efficiency (according to PH test methodology) (PAUL thermos 200DC), distributed using 100-125mm diameter ducting.
Heating: The plot is not connected to the gas grid. Therefore an air-to-air heat pump was installed, which heats the kitchen. The heat is distributed within the house through the MVHR system
DHW: Solar thermal collectors with (4,6 m² Velux M08 Kollektor), 300-l-buffer with elektrical immersion heater
Other ecological aspects: The unfavorable orientation is balanced off by a relatively mild climate (the lowest local temperature in the last 25 years was -1.8C) and very good insulation of the shell. As therefore the solar gains are not high, the space heat demand is raised, but the heating load is still acceptable. 
Key figures:  
Air tightness: n50 = 0.38/h   q50 = 0.40m3/(m2h)
Heating demand: 21 kWh/(m²a) - calculated with the PHPP
Heat load: 10 W/(m²) - calculated with the PHPP
Primary energy demand: 99 kWh/(m²a) - for heating, DHW, electrical consumption for appliances, etc. - calculated with the PHPP
Designers:  
Year of finishing: 2009
Architect: Prof. Gokay Deveci
Passivhaus planner: HLM / SPHC
E/M Engineer: Dynamight Passive Solutions
PH Certification: Through SPHC