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posted on 2016-05-19, 08:41 authored by Yao Meng, Mahroo EftekhariMahroo Eftekhari, Dennis LovedayDennis LovedayIn order to reduce building energy consumption, Chinese government has revised the Chinese building design standard. In the new guide the use of individual room temperature control is highly recommended for new and refurbishment buildings.
However, critical evidence on how this improvement can have an impact on the building energy consumption is not clear. This paper is aiming to explore how the upgrading residential standards affect the building energy performance. In order to
evaluate its impact on the building energy
consumption, two buildings were chosen: one
complying with the old Chinese building design standard, while the other complies with the new standard. Additionally, the real time measured data from a typical residential building in China are used
to validate a dynamic building performance
simulation.
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- Architecture, Building and Civil Engineering
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Proceedings of BS2015:14th Conference of International Building Performance Simulation AssociationPages
2461 - 2468 (8)Citation
MENG, Y., EFTEKHARI, M. and LOVEDAY, D.L., 2015. Predicting the impact of upgrading Chinese building design. IN: 14th International Conference of the International Building Performance Simulation Association, Hyderabad, India, Dec. 7-9th., pp. 2461 - 2468.Publisher
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