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September 17, 2025Scientific Journal of King Faisal University Basic and Applied SciencesOpen Access

Building Energy Performance Assessment Based on a Bio-Inspired Kinetic Shading Devices

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SHSelma Saci HadefUniversity of GuelmaSKSara KhelilUniversity of BiskraDADjamel AlkamaUniversity of Guelma

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This observational analysis reveals effective solar gain reduction in a residential building, suggesting kinetic shading systems enhance energy efficiency.

Key Points

  • The proposed biomimetic kinetic shading system reduces solar gains by up to 73% during summer.
  • In winter, the system can enhance solar gains by 16%, resulting in a significant decrease in heating needs.
  • Utilizing a dual methodological framework, the study combines biomimetic approaches with parametric simulation techniques.
  • These findings highlight the innovative design potential for improving building energy performance sustainably.

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Hadef et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68d45e4e31b076d99fa5e5aahttps://doi.org/10.37575/b/eng/250018
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