Construction assembly D0665
- Lignum ID-№
- D0665
- Catalog number
- D.1.04.U28
- Source of construction assembly
- Lignum, Year 2016
- Base structure
- Stud
- Type of facade
- Compact facade and wall covering
- Paneling
- Substructure with hangers
- Construction height
- 385 mm
- Weight
- 106 kg/m2
- U-value
- ≈ 0.139 W/m2K
- GWP
- 69.50 kg CO2-eq/m2
- Type sound insulation
- Verified calculation
Outer wall consisting of a basic construction of stud with cavity insulation in the supporting structure with air flow resistivity [r] of 5≤ r ≤35 kPa s/m². Sheathed outside & interior, on the outside twice sheathed, roomside double sheathed. Simple covering with cavity insulation. Compact facade.
| Values of airborne sound insulation | |
|---|---|
| Rw | 62 dB |
| C | -4 dB |
| Ctr | -11 dB |
Graphic
Assembly
| Layer | Product | Manufacturer | Thickness [mm] | Weight | Width (b) | Axial distance (e) | KBOB ID-№ Production | KBOB ID-№ Disposal |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Surface 1 | Exterior finish system suitable for supporting panel. Consisting of basic coating, fabric reinforcement and finish | Generic product | 15 mm | 20 kg/m2 | - | - | 04.011 | 91.139 |
| Sheathed outside leftside 2nd layer | Wood fiber facade insulation board s' ≤ 50 [MN/m³] | Gutex, Isover | 60 mm | 10.8 kg/m2 | - | - | 10.009 | 91.051 |
| Sheathed outside leftside 1st layer | Gypsum fiber or hard gypsum board ≥ 1000kg/m³ | Fermacell, Knauf, Rigips | 15 mm | 16 kg/m2 | - | - | 03.007 | 91.063 |
| Bond | Stiff, execution of the prior art. | - | - | - | - | - | - | - |
| Support | Rib/bar | Generic product, Origin mark Swiss wood | 200 mm | 9.4 kg/m2 | 60 mm | 625 mm | 07.002 | 91.047 |
| Cavity dampening | Fiber insulation with 5≤ r ≤35 [kPa*s/m² | Flumroc, Isover, Sager, Swisspor, Gutex, Isofloc, Schilliger Holz | 200 mm | 6.4 kg/m2 | - | - | 10.008 | 91.173 |
| Bond | Stiff, execution of the prior art. | - | - | - | - | - | - | - |
| Sheathed rightside 1st layer | Wood panel for structural purposes ≥ 600 kg/m³ | Swiss Krono, Pius Schuler, Stora Enso, Binderholz, Novatop, Pfleiderer | 15 mm | 9 kg/m2 | - | - | 07.013 | 91.145 |
| Sheathed rightside 2nd layer | Gypsum fiber or hard gypsum board ≥ 1000kg/m³ | Fermacell, Knauf, Rigips | 15 mm | 16 kg/m2 | - | - | 03.007 | 91.063 |
| Coupling | Rubber mounted direct hanger b=60mm | Ampack, Fermacell, Knauf, Rigips, Protektor | 20 mm | - | - | 834 mm | - | - |
| Battens / profiles | Wood lath transversely b=60mm | Generic product, Origin mark Swiss wood | 30 mm | 1.4 kg/m2 | 60 mm | 625 mm | 07.011 | 91.052 |
| Cavity dampening | Fiber insulation with 5≤ r ≤35 [kPa*s/m² | Flumroc, Isover, Sager, Swisspor, Gutex, Isofloc, Schilliger Holz | 50 mm | 1.6 kg/m2 | - | - | 10.008 | 91.173 |
| Covering rightside1st layer | Gypsum fiber or hard gypsum board ≥ 1000kg/m³ | Fermacell, Knauf, Rigips | 15 mm | 16 kg/m2 | - | - | 03.007 | 91.063 |
| Surface rightside | Glued joints/smoothed | Fermacell, Knauf, Rigips | - | - | - | - | - | - |
Values by frequency
| Color | Type | 25 | 32 | 40 | 50 | 63 | 80 | 100 | 125 | 160 | 200 | 250 | 315 | 400 | 500 | 630 | 800 | 1000 | 1250 | 1600 | 2000 | 2500 | 3150 | 4000 | 5000 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Airborne sound (R) | Calculation | Lignum/Kühn and Blickle | 16 | 18 | 20 | 22 | 22 | 22 | 29 | 34 | 42 | 49 | 55 | 62 | 68 | 74 | 80 | 86 | 91 | 97 | 103 | 109 | 110 | 110 |
Airborne sound (R)
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Ecological indicators according to KBOB Ökobilanzdaten im Baubereich
(Manufacture and disposal, without considering the payback periods according to SIA 2032)
| bSDD Properties | ||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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| Values / m2 | ||||||||
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Environmental impact points (UBP)
|
120772.5
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UBP'21/m2
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A1-A3 + C1-C4
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Environmental impact points from production (UBP_pro)
|
111517.9
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UBP'21/m2
|
A1-A3
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┗
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Environmental impact points from disposal (UBP_dis)
|
9307.2
|
UBP'21/m2
|
C1-C4
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|
+
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Total primary energy (PE_T)
|
582.4
|
kWh oil-eq/m2
|
A1-A3 + C1-C4
|
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|
|
┣
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Primary energy from production (PE_pro)
|
573.4
|
kWh oil-eq/m2
|
A1-A3
|
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|
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┃
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┣
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Primary energy production, energetically consumed (PE_E_pro)
|
404.4
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kWh oil-eq/m2
|
A1-A3
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┗
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Primary energy production, materially bound (PE_M_pro)
|
168.3
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kWh oil-eq/m2
|
A1-A3
|
||
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┗
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Primary energy from disposal (PE_dis)
|
9.8
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kWh oil-eq/m2
|
C1-C4
|
|||
|
+
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Renewable primary energy (PE_RT)
|
257.2
|
kWh oil-eq/m2
|
A1-A3 + C1-C4
|
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|
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┣
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Renewable primary energy from production (PE_RT_pro)
|
256.6
|
kWh oil-eq/m2
|
A1-A3
|
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┃
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┣
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Renewable primary energy from generation, energetically consumed (PE_RE_pro)
|
99.7
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kWh oil-eq/m2
|
A1-A3
|
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┃
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┗
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Renewable primary energy from production, materially bound (PE_RM_pro)
|
156.9
|
kWh oil-eq/m2
|
A1-A3
|
||
|
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┗
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Renewable primary energy from disposal (PE_RT_dis)
|
0.6
|
kWh oil-eq/m2
|
C1-C4
|
|||
|
+
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Total use of non- renewable primary energy resources (PE_NRT)
|
325.3
|
kWh oil-eq/m2
|
A1-A3 + C1-C4
|
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┣
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Primary energy not renewable from manufacturing (PE_NRT_pro)
|
315.9
|
kWh oil-eq/m2
|
A1-A3
|
|||
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┃
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┣
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Primary energy not renewable from production, energetically consumed (PE_NRE_pro)
|
304.6
|
kWh oil-eq/m2
|
A1-A3
|
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┃
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┗
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Primary energy not renewable from production, materially bound (PE_NRM_pro)
|
11.3
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kWh oil-eq/m2
|
A1-A3
|
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┗
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Primary energy not renewable from disposal (PE_NRT_dis)
|
9.2
|
kWh oil-eq/m2
|
C1-C4
|
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|
+
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Total greenhouse gas emissions (GWP_total)
|
69.5
|
kg CO2/m2
|
A1-A3 + C1-C4
|
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┣
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Greenhouse gas emissions from manufacturing (GWP_pro)
|
65.7
|
kg CO2/m2
|
A1-A3
|
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┗
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Greenhouse gas emissions from waste disposal (GWP_dis)
|
3.8
|
kg CO2/m2
|
C1-C4
|
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Biogenic carbon dioxide storage (bio-C x 44/12 = bio-CO2) (Not included in GWP)
|
57.56666666666666
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kg CO2/m2
|
B1-B7
|
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Biogenic carbon storage (bio-C) (Not included in GWP)
|
15.7
|
kg C/m2
|
B1-B7
|
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| ⇒ Advantages of the life cycle assessment outside the system boundary (module D) | ||||||||