Study on energy conservation and carbon emission reduction design of timber structure building

Miao, Yuqing; Li, Wenxian; Cheng, Xinling; Chen, Yujie; Liu, Xu; Shi, Yanshuai

doi:10.1049/joe.2018.5251

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“…He evaluated building energy consumption and CO 2 emissions with the concept of the whole life cycle. By comparing and analyzing brick-concrete structures with equivalent thermal performance, he obtained the comparative ecological advantages of wood-structured buildings [1]. Wang et al proposed that rare Earth standards can guide the development of the rare Earth industry, and the upgrading of the rare Earth industry can promote rare Earth standards.…”

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“…is paper aims to explore and analyze the application of energy-saving and environmental protection materials in architectural design in order to find more energy-saving and environmental protection materials in architectural design and make a certain contribution to the cause of energy conservation and environmental protection in the society. e innovation of this paper is as follows: (1) this paper analyzes the building energy consumption and building energy conservation. Building energy conservation has become the general trend of global development; (2) based on a multiobjective genetic algorithm, this paper studies and discusses the optimal design of reinforcement selection of reinforced concrete beams.…”

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Application of Energy Saving and Environmental Protection Materials in Architectural Design

Yan

2022

Advances in Materials Science and Engineering

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With the improvement of the living standards of the Chinese people, the construction of the economic system will change from one that meets the needs of the people to one that is perfect. Under the current environment of building a resource-saving socialist harmonious society, it is very necessary for architectural design practitioners to return to the original architectural design and pay attention to the design and use of building materials during construction. The purpose of this paper is to explore and analyze the application of energy saving and environmentally friendly materials in architectural design. This paper firstly analyzes the building’s energy consumption and building’s energy efficiency. Every major achievement in building energy efficiency will be an important means of mitigating the Earth’s energy. Building energy saving has become a major trend of global development, and then the optimal design of reinforcement selection for reinforced concrete beams based on a multiobjective genetic algorithm is discussed. The area of reinforcement required for the member control section is obtained according to the structural analysis program, the main purpose of reinforcement selection is to select safe, economical, and reasonable reinforcement on the premise of meeting the provisions of the code and the requirements of reinforcement structure. Finally, this paper conducts experimental research on the application of phase change energy storage building material SP28 in building energy conservation. The experimental results in this paper show that when the mass ratio of the phase change energy storage material in the wall is less than 15%, there is no wetting and leakage phenomenon. However, when the mass ratio of the phase change energy storage material contained in the wall is greater than 15%, the phenomenon of wetting and leakage will occur, which will cause greater losses when added to the wall. Therefore, it is not suitable for application and building walls. Regardless of leakage, wetting, or economic considerations, the mass ratio of phase change material of 10% is the most suitable for use in walls. It not only has no wetting and no leakage but also has a good energy storage effect and can effectively adjust the ambient temperature.

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Application of Energy Saving and Environmental Protection Materials in Architectural Design

Yan

2022

Advances in Materials Science and Engineering

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“…Existing research aimed at comparatively assessing from a whole-life perspective the carbon (Hart and Pomponi, 2020;Salazar and Meil, 2009;Liu et al, 2016;Sandanayake et al, 2018;Yue et al, 2019) and energy (Gustavsson et al, 2006;Robertson et al, 2012;Tettey et al, 2019) footprints and/or other environmental impacts (Crawford and Cadorel, 2017;Lu et al, 2017;Pierobon et al, 2019) of mass timber buildings against the steel or reinforced concrete counterpart generally concur in favour of the former. If we exclude those works focusing at a product level boundary system -i.e.…”

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Global potential for material substitution in building construction: The case of cross laminated timber

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Pomponi

Hart

2021

Journal of Cleaner Production

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“…China's construction industry is still dominated by traditional production methods, with a relatively low degree of industrialization, and there is still room for improvement in construction technology. It is a long way to go to realize low-carbon development in the production, transportation and on-site construction of building materials such as steel, cement and glass [3,4]. Second, affected by population and other factors, China has a large building stock and high carbon emissions.…”

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Carbon Emission Measurement of Prefabricated Buildings Based on LCA and Research on Energy Saving and Emission Reduction Strategy of Renewable Energy

Song

2024

SPEE

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In the face of diverse quantification methods for building carbon emissions, this article delves into the Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) approach to comprehensively measure the carbon emissions of prefabricated buildings throughout their lifespan. It meticulously identifies the carbon emission sources in prefabricated buildings and analyzes the measurement models relevant to their emissions in both physical and chemical stages. Prefabricated buildings hold profound implications for transforming the construction industry and advancing its sustainable development path. Examining the energy-saving characteristics and emission reduction potential of prefabricated buildings from a life-cycle perspective, this article analyzes the carbon emission measurement model during the prefabricated building transformation stage. This comprehensive analysis of the building atomization path and influential carbon emission factors lays a theoretical foundation for transitioning prefabricated buildings towards energy-saving and emission reduction strategies. Using the LCA method, carbon emissions were calculated, revealing a positive correlation with building size. Notably, through the prefabricated construction method detailed in this article, carbon emissions were significantly reduced by 30% compared to traditional construction methods.

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Study on energy conservation and carbon emission reduction design of timber structure building

Cited by 5 publications

References 20 publications

Application of Energy Saving and Environmental Protection Materials in Architectural Design

Application of Energy Saving and Environmental Protection Materials in Architectural Design

Global potential for material substitution in building construction: The case of cross laminated timber

Carbon Emission Measurement of Prefabricated Buildings Based on LCA and Research on Energy Saving and Emission Reduction Strategy of Renewable Energy

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