International Conference on Construction and Real Estate Management 2020
Research on Ultra-Low Power Energy-Saving Green Buildings Pluripotent Complementary Measures
Publication: ICCREM 2020: Intelligent Construction and Sustainable Buildings
ABSTRACT
The ultra-low-energy green building, as the development direction of the future building, has greatly changed the current construction industry structure, and has been highly concerned and rapidly promoted by local governments. By analyzing the current problems of energy consumption of green buildings; taking the cold region as an example, using eQUEST to simulate the building energy consumption, it is determined that the energy-saving effect of ultra-low-energy buildings is obvious. In order to ensure the smooth implementation of energy-saving targets for ultra-low-energy green buildings, the energy supply of multi-energy complementary ultra-low-energy buildings and the design and construction of key technical measures are introduced; to ensure energy-saving and consumption reduction for multi-energy complementary green buildings. The fundamental purpose is to establish a monitoring system for ultra-low energy buildings. The construction energy conservation and consumption reduction work will gradually shift from the measure orientation to the effect orientation, and the data will be used to illustrate the substantial content of building energy conservation and consumption reduction.
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ICCREM 2020: Intelligent Construction and Sustainable Buildings
Pages: 238 - 248
Editors: Yaowu Wang, Ph.D., Harbin Institute of Technology, Thomas Olofsson, Ph.D., Luleå University of Technology, and Geoffrey Q. P. Shen, Ph.D., Hong Kong Polytechnic University
ISBN (Online): 978-0-7844-8323-7
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Published online: Oct 14, 2020
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