A systematic approach for analyzing building energy conservation and emission reduction policies based on the principle of WSR

Du, Xiaoyun; Wen, Liji; Wei, Pengbang; Yang, Mingyuan

doi:10.1016/j.enbuild.2024.114328

Energy and Buildings

2024

DOI: 10.1016/j.enbuild.2024.114328

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A systematic approach for analyzing building energy conservation and emission reduction policies based on the principle of WSR

Xiaoyun Du,

Liji Wen,

Pengbang Wei

et al.

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The energy consumption of residential buildings plays a crucial role in overall energy consumption and environmental sustainability. This paper aims to conduct an energy analysis of a residential house located in China, with a focus on comparing the accuracy of the model, identifying areas for improvement, and proposing energy-efficient solutions. Four sets of temperature sensors were placed to monitor the ambient temperature at which the building is located and the indoor temperature of the residential building during a heating season. The energy consumption of keeping the building running at a low temperature was recorded and compared with the simulation results to verify the accuracy of the model. The monitoring results give the weekly average temperature of each zone on each floor, and the door and window positions, room layouts, and orientations are discussed to analyze the thermal response of the building. In addition, the effect of the heat transfer coefficient of the exterior walls, the heat transfer coefficient of the roof, and the solar heat gain coefficient (SHGC) of the exterior windows on the heating energy consumption of the building are further analyzed through simulations. The results show that, after adding a certain thickness of insulation to the exterior walls and roofs of a building, increasing the thickness of the insulation layer produces little extra energy saving. The use of building windows with high SHGC can effectively reduce building heating energy consumption.

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A systematic approach for analyzing building energy conservation and emission reduction policies based on the principle of WSR

Cited by 4 publications

References 66 publications

Sustainable use of historic campus buildings: Retrofit technology to improve building energy performance considering preservation of interior finishing material

Sustainable use of historic campus buildings: Retrofit technology to improve building energy performance considering preservation of interior finishing material

Construction engineering in China under green Transition: Policy research Topic clusters and development forecasts

Energy Monitoring and Analysis of a Residential House in China

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