A Case Study of the Integrated Design of Solar Water Heating System in High-Rise Residential Buildings

Lin Li; Jiang He; You Xiang Chen

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.361-363.347

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A Case Study of the Integrated Design of Solar Water Heating System in High-Rise Residential Buildings

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This paper presents a studyon the integrated design of solar hot-water systems in high-rise residential buildings for the hot-summer and warm-winterclimate. The design process was described in detail through a case study in which the study target is a high-rise apartment being built in a southern city (Guilin) of China. This paper also describes how to select an appropriate solar hot-water system andauxiliary heating system based on the analysis of the local climate. Suggestions for the integrated design in high-rise residentialbuildings were discussed from analysis results.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 361-363)

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August 2013

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Lin Li, Jiang He, You Xiang Chen

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High-Rise Building, Hot-Humid Climate, Integrated Design, Solar Hot Water System

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