Browsing Research Publications by Author "Udawattha, C"

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  • Udawattha, C; Halwatura, R [Article-Full-text]
    tThe concept of calculating embodied energy because it’s a wholistic method of measuring the sustain-ability factor of building materials. By definition, the embodied energy is the sum of all the types of energyconsumed ...
  • Udawattha, C; Arooz, R; Halwatura, RU [Conference-Abstract]
    The concept of embodied energy can be used to understand and develop energy saving products or services. By definition the embodied energy is sum of all the types of energy consumed while producing specific product or a ...
  • Udawattha, C; Halwatura, R [Article-Full-text]
    This study was conducted to develop an alternative method of utilizing fly ash as an alternative stabilizer to build affordable earth masonry units named “mud concrete blocks”. Mud concrete masonry block is a novel invention ...
  • Galkanda, H; Udawattha, C; Halwatura, R [Conference-Full-text]
    Abstract Buildings and architectural spaces are built for occupant comfort. Thus tropical climatic condition is the worst climate to achieve the occupant comfort. Tropics are favourable for bio receptive activities such ...
  • Nanayakkara, NHVTN; Udawattha, C; Halwatura, RU [Conference-Abstract]
    Construction industry is predominantly projected cost based. Project cost can be identified as one of the main constraints of any kind of construction projects. Construction cost is the major portion of the project development ...
  • Udawattha, C; Halwatura, R [Article-Full-text]
    The energy consumption of affordable housing industry plays a vital role in the environmental sustainability, waste generation and energy consumption. The development of sustainable housing construction methodology helps ...
  • Udawattha, C; Galkanda, H; Ariyarathne, IS; Jayasinghe, GY; Halwatura, R [Article-Full-text]
    The tropical climatic condition is the worst climate condition for building materials [1] [2] [3] [4]. Because, the tropics consist of rain, sun, high humid wind etc. [5] [6] [3]. The idea of the wall and roof are to protect ...
  • Udawattha, C; Galabada, H; Halwatura, R [Article-Full-text]
    Population growth and rapid urbanization have led to mass infrastructure development in many sectors such as buildings, roads, urban public areas, etc. However, little attention has been given to human comfort and ...
  • Udawattha, C; de Silva, DE; Galkanda, H; Halwatura, R [Article-Full-text]
    Natural polymers have been tested for soil stabilization since prehistoric age. This study evaluated the behavior of seven natural polymers as earth stabilizer. Seven polymers were selected from Sri Lankan vernacular polymer ...