Journal of Guangdong University of Technology ›› 2006, Vol. 23 ›› Issue (1): 1-7.

• Comprehensive Studies •     Next Articles

Building Energy Efficiency and Energy Saving Analysis in Subtropical Climates Zone

  

  1. (1.Faculty of Construction,Guangdong University of Technology,Guangzhou,510090,China;2.College of Civil Engineering,Hunan University,Changsha,410082,China)
  • Online:2006-02-02 Published:2006-02-02

Abstract: The presentation about the gap of building energy saving between China and other countries is illuminated,and the features of embodied energy and building energy intensity are also narrated.Moreover,the introduction is present about the features of subtropical climates,thermal-humidity load and the energy consumption of building materials and construction process.The building total energy consumption involves construction and operation energy,so it can’t be done only to consider building original investment or operation cost.On the contrary,it convicts that it is helpful to building energy saving to minimize energy intensity embodied in building lifetime.

Key words: subtropical; building energy efficiency; energy embodied; building energy intensity; energy(saving);

[1] Bullard C W,Herendeen R.The energy costs of goods and services. Energy Policy . 1975

[2] Janda K B,Busch J F.Worldwide status of energy standards for buildings. Energy . 1994

[3] Lam J C,Hui S C M.A review of building energy standards and implications for Hong Kong. Building Research and In-formation . 1996

[4] Joseph C Lam.Energy analysis of commercial buildings in subtropical climates. Building and Environment . 2004

[5] Yingxin Zhu,Borong Lin.Sustainable housing and urban construction in China. Energy and Build . 2004

[6] Catarina Thormark.A low energy building in a life cycle-its embodied energy,energy need for operation and recycling poten-tial. Building and Environment . 2002

[7] Piyush Tiwari.Energy efficiency and building construction in India. Building and Environment . 2001

[8] Shonali Pachauri,Danilel Spreng.Direct and indirect energy requirements of households in India. Energy Policy . 2002

[9] Tiwari P,Parikh J,Sharma V.Performance evaluation of cost effective buildings-a cost,emissions and employment point ofview. Building and Environment . 1996
No related articles found!
Viewed
Full text


Abstract

Cited

  Shared   
  Discussed   
No Suggested Reading articles found!