Sustainable Mediterranean Construction
Sustainable Mediterranean Construction
It is a fact that electrification in Greece from 1889 until today has been based on the most important for the Greek economy energy fuel, lignite. As it is known, in thermal Power Plants, power is generated from various mineral raw materials (liquid, sold, gas) having as the intermediate energy, the thermal energy of high temperature. Minerals have embedded energy in chemical form, which is released through burning producing heat. Especially, Steam Power Plants are the most economical power generation units at large volume.
001_ COVER
003_VIEW_The Role of Fire in the Material Culture of Mediterranean Region
Dora Francese
FOCUS ON FIRE FOR LIFE
017_From the Man Who Lives Around the “Fire” to the Source of Heat That Surrounds and Follows Him
Marta Calzolari, Pietromaria Davoli
024_Mitigating Climate Change and Fire Hazards Impact on Rural Cultural Heritage
Georgică Mitrache, Oana Anca Abălaru
029_Steam Power Plants in Greece: Overheating Coal for the Electricity Production
Georgia Cheirchanteri
033_Fire and Building. Use of Natural Materials: the Timber
Tullia F. Oliva
040_The Building and the Fire. An Exigential Method of Designing Fire Safety in Buildings
Bogdan Eugen Banica
043_Fire, Light and Shadows
Adriana Rossi
048_Portable Solar Heater
Matei Mitrache
052_Reducing Environmental Vulnerability: Fire Risk and Integrated Management in the Sorrentine Peninsula
Maria Cristina Vigo Majello
STUDIES AND RESEARCHES
057_Planning Cities’ Adaptation to Climate Change. Application to Naples Metropolitan Area
Carlo Gerundo
065_From Waste to Secondary Raw Material: Going Towards a More Sustainable Architecture
Andrea Tartaglia, Benedetta Terenzi
070_LIST OF AUTHORS
