Stakeholders

Function : Contractor

Federation Francaise des Clubs Alpins et de Montagne (FFCAM)

Président Georges Elzière

 http://www.ffcam.fr

Function : Designer

GROUPE H, Société d'Architecture

Hervé DESSIMOZ, E-mail: [email protected], Tél.: +33(0)1 42 66 55 36

 http://www.groupe-h.com


Design and project management of architectural work, steering unit, OPC

Function : Designer

DECALAAGE Architecture

Christophe de LAAGE, E-mail: [email protected], Tél.: +33 (0)4 50 53 81 65

 http://www.decalaage.com


Design and project management architectural work, construction management

Function : Structures calculist

CHARPENTE CONCEPT, Ingénieurs et designers du bois

Thomas BUCHI, E-mail: [email protected], Tél.: + 33 (0)4 50 07 80 71

 http://www.charpente-concept.com


Design and project management on batches wood structure, exterior joinery, steel structure, stainless steel cladding, steering unit, construction management

Function : Thermal consultancy agency

CABINET STREM, Ingénieur fluides

Pierre Stremsdoerfer, E-mail: [email protected], Tél.: + 33 (0)4 78 17 39 09

 http://www.strem.fr


Design project management on batch ventilation heating, plumbing water production, sanitation, high and low voltage electricity, kitchen equipment.

Function : Structures calculist

BETECH SA

Olivier Percie du Sert, E-mail: [email protected], Tél.: + 33 (0)4 50 87 19 63

 http://www.betechsarl.com


Design and project management on the lot earthworks foundations

Function : Other consultancy agency

ALBEDO ENERGIE

Michel Meunier, E-mail: [email protected], + 33 (0)4 79 62 55 41

 http://www.albedo-energie.fr


Dynamic thermal simulations, environmental quality of the building

Function : Environmental consultancy

Cabinet DENIZOU, Economiste

Stéphane Nardy, E-mail: [email protected], Tél.: + 33 (0)4 78 84 44 71

Studies on consignments interior wood joinery, metalwork, ceilings, walls, paint, flooring, furniture, signage.

Energy consumption

• Primary energy need : 50,00 kWhep/m².an
• Primary energy need for standard building : 400,00 kWhep/m².an

Calculation method :

CEEB : 0.0001

Breakdown for energy consumption : - Heating: 4 kWh / m² / year - hot water: 3.9 kWh / m² / year - Cold water (melter): 13.6 kWh / m² / year - Electricity: 11.3 kWh / m² / year

Real final energy consumption

Final Energy : 48,16 kWhef/m².an

Real final energy consumption/m2 : 48,16 kWhef/m².an

Year of the real energy consumption : 2 013

Envelope performance

• Envelope U-Value : 0,14 W.m^-2.K^-1
More information :

- Exterior walls: 0.142 W / mqK - Level Floor 0: 0.188 W / mqK - Roof: 0.9 W / mqK - Windows: 0.139 W / mqK

Indicator : n50

• Air Tightness Value : 0,19

More information

THE YEAR 2013 Renewable Energy Production: Thermal - 21,500 kWh Power - 4400 kWh TOTAL: 25 900 kWh non-renewable production (cogeneration rescue group to vegetable oil): Electrical - 6900 kWh The non-renewable energy savings is 79% of final energy production. Also note that 100% of the final production of thermal energy from the Refuge du Gouter is from renewable sources and recovery.

Systems

Heating system :
• Combined Heat and Power
• Water radiator
• Fan coil
• Solar thermal
Hot water system :
• Solar Thermal
Cooling system :
• Water chiller
• Fan coil
Ventilation system :
• Double flow heat exchanger
Renewable systems :
• Solar photovoltaic
• Solar Thermal
• Renewable energy production : 79,00 %
Other information on HVAC :

Comfort ventilation dimensioned on the basis of 9 m3 / h per person. This installation comprises: - A double central stream of a maximum flow of 1660 m3 / h of fresh air / 1650 m3 / h of exhaust air with heat recovery from exhaust air rotary exchanger (efficiency greater than 75 %), installed in the equipment room. - This turbofan power plant will be equipped with a hot water coil (brine) supplied from the thermal storage tank. - A new air intake in the vacuum refuge, northwest side - a side outer rejection opposite, east side - a blow networked panels freestanding M0 25mm coated glass wool thickness on the outside of a 100μ aluminum, and on the inside of a black high speed sailing anti erosion, with insufflation in dorms level 3, rooms at custodian housing the lobby, and the local reserves. - A return system galvanized sheet metal with extraction at the kitchen hood, stove of room, infirmary, sanitary guards, technical room ventilation, and public health. It is provided on the extraction kitchen triple filtration to protect the rotary heat recovery CTA turbofan - shock filters at the kitchen hood - Filter G4 + F7 filter with activated carbon extraction kitchen - Des dampers Resettable fire autonomously trigger at 70 ° C on the network blowing and recovery system, ensuring the continuity of walls Fire - The air transfers ensuring a scanning all local, with valves and hatches Fire 1h crossing each wall firewall. - An automatic modulation of ventilation rate depending on the instantaneous actual occupation of refuge.

Thermal energy is produced by: - ​​a field of solar thermal flat plate collectors, below the building, of 54 sqm - For cogeneration fueled by rapeseed oil, the responsibility of the electricity lot - For the photovoltaic production, the load of the electricity lot The circuit of solar thermal collectors feeds by priority: -The snow melter, for the production of water -The preparation of the balloon ECS -The energy storage ball 2000 liters When the photovoltaic power exceeds the power requirements and the electrical storage batteries are full, device, the responsibility of the electricity lot, then allows the transfer of surplus electrical energy to an electrical resistance 6 kilowatts mono implanted in the energy storage tank. The thermal energy from cogeneration is also stored in the energy storage tank. The thermal energy from the energy storage tank is distributed to 4 secondary circuits - circuit heaters. - Heating coil CTA turbofan fan coils and heating coils in the common room. - Preparation of the ECS. The maximum temperature condition the return to co-generator to ensure proper cooling it is achieved by means of a plate heat exchanger operating on the stock with cold water, and to send hot water to the melter snow. Photovoltaic panels integrated monolycristallins front (97 m2). These panels are grouped into 6 strings. Total power: 13.58 kWp. Two sets of electric batteries 24 V 970 AH each. Islanding network installation comprising: - For each of the 6 groups of photovoltaic panels, a DC / AC inverter. - Three bidirectional inverters between the batteries and the AC network. - A device "Smart Load" for feeding the resistance of energy storage tank when the photovoltaic power exceeds the power requirements and the electrical storage batteries are full. The inverters are connected by bus and a remote transmission parameters and alarms via GSM is planned.

Smart Building

BMS :

The regulations are ensured by digital controllers liaisonnés by bus. BMS provides supervision of all, the remote transmission of alarms and remote diagnosis. Alarm type 1 with detection in all local, manual call

Urban environment

• Land plot area : 2 000,00 m²
• Built-up area : 15,00 %

Located on the Aiguille du Gouter to 3835 meters altitude, the refuge welcomes mountaineers during their final stage in the conquest of the roof of Europe - MONT-BLANC. Overlooking a rocky outcrop facing west, this location allows you to secure the whereabouts of rock climbers and has a quality suitable for receiving a stable anchorage. Subject to winds up to 250 km / h and temperatures of minus 40 ° C, the architectural concept was conditioned by his environment. This situation led to a focus Harmonic Energy determining the shape and orientation of the shelter.

Product

Exterior carpentry VELUX



VELUX France

Christophe Chambon

 http://www.velux.fr


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Since the creation of the first roof window, there are now 70 years, the VELUX company has continued to innovate to improve the living environment thanks to the entry of natural light and fresh air through the roof. Present in nearly 40 countries worldwide, VELUX products adapt to all types of architectures and different climates. This commitment could only lead the VELUX company and its engineers to meet the technical challenge of designing 55 new windows outsized Refuge du Gouter.

Given the environmental requirements of the project, the windows are wood-aluminum joinery VELUX® "Special GGLX 62_65 GX" composed of a frame, an opening and a triple glazing combined with an additional exterior glazing. Outside glazing composition inwards: 8 mm hardened / 36 mm air / 4 mm hardened / 10 mm argon / 3mm reinforced / 10 mm argon / 3.3.2 reinforced laminate.

Construction and exploitation costs

• Global cost : 5 500 000,00 €
• Renewable energy systems cost : 800 000,00 €

Global cost/Dwelling : 45833.33

• Cost of studies : 400 000 €
• Total cost of the building : 5 000 000 €
• Subsidies : 2 500 000 €

Energy bill

• Forecasted energy bill/year : 1 200,00 €

Real energy cost/m2 : 1.76

Real energy cost/Dwelling : 10

Water management

• Consumption of grey water : 82,10 m³
• Consumption of harvested rainwater : 157,80 m³

The production of cold water is ensured by the snow melter, powered by solar thermal circuit and storing thermal energy booster. The domestic hot water (DHW) is provided by a 1000L preparation ball, fed via a heat exchanger in the solar thermal circuit and a booster exchanger on the secondary network (heating) of the storage flask Energy (extra heat from cogeneration). It was produced during the 2013 season 157.8 m3 of cold water at 10 ° C through the snow melter; the thermal energy needed for this production represents 17 MWh, making it the largest item of energy consumption of refuge. This energy was provided by solar energy, valued at the average thermal sensors, and partly by heat recovered from the operation of the cogeneration unit. The hot water on the season is 78.7 m3, an average temperature of 59 ° C, a thermal energy consumption of 4.5 MWh. This energy was also provided by solar energy, and partly by heat recovered from the operation of the cogeneration unit.

Indoor Air quality

The fan speed is automatically adjusted according to the actual instant occupation of refuge, since the latter can vary during a day; Moreover, for a given total workforce, the distribution of the public between the dormitories and common room varies. This modulation is performed based on the CO2 content (or humidity level) air measured at the common room. The VMC turbofan did not result in any thermal energy consumption, thanks to its high efficiency recovery. Its electricity consumption are integrated electricity balance later in this report. Heating needs were covered by solar energy, and partly by heat recovered from the operation of the cogeneration unit.

Comfort

Calculated thermal comfort : Pour le renouvellement d'air nécessaire pour obtenir une hygrométrie relative de 65 % à 20 °C, le dimensionnement de la ventilation se fera sur un débit d'air de 9 m3/h par personne et sur la base de l'occupation maximale. Lors d‟une occupation maximale d

GHG emissions

• GHG in use : 5,00 KgCO₂/m²/an
• GHG before use : 319,00 KgCO₂ /m²
• Building lifetime : 50,00 année(s)

, ie xx in use years : 63.8

• GHG Cradle to Grave : 569,00 KgCO₂ /m²

Life Cycle Analysis

Eco-design material : The choice of construction methods and materials aimed at generating efficient buildings, high energy efficiency under the thermal and moisture quality, and ensure a good quality of interior spaces vis-à-vis the quality and of the life of the materials used. The constructive choices have been adapted compared not only to the life of over 50 years required by the client, but also to climatic and environmental constraints (snow load, average wind speed, seismic standards ...). In addition, they are compatible with a duration of reduced construction, difficult working conditions, innovative architecture and the use of each local area or the work.