INTERFERÊNCIA MICROCLIMÁTICA NA UTILIZAÇÃO DO TELHADO VERDE PARA REGIÕES TROPICAIS: ESTUDO DE CASO EM CUIABÁ, MT
DOI :
https://doi.org/10.5902/223611707702Mots-clés :
Cobertura Vegetada, Conforto Ambiental, Sustentabilidade, Clima urbano.Résumé
http://dx.doi.org/10.5902/223611707702
Este artigo tem por objetivo geral avaliar a interferência da cobertura vegetada no micro clima do ambiente construído, analisando seu potencial na modificação dos valores de temperatura e umidade relativa do ar do entorno da edificação. Para isso foi utilizado um protótipo de 5m², construído com tijolo de oito furos, reboco e cobertura de fibrocimento, no qual foi instalada a cobertura vegetada. O protótipo foi monitorado durante 15 dias consecutivos da estação do verão e do inverno, no período compreendido entre os dias 05 e 20 de fevereiro (verão) e 06 e 20 de julho (inverno), no ano de 2009. Foram coletados simultaneamente dados de umidade relativa e temperatura do ar no entorno próximo ao protótipo e em um local afastado, ambos apresentando as mesmas características morfológicas. A partir dos resultados encontrados concluiu-se que os efeitos da cobertura verde no microclima estão intimamente associados a presença de água na cobertura.
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