Study on Application of the Integrated Solar Hot-Water System to High-Rise Residential Buildings in China

Jin Wei; Jiang He; Rui Lang Li

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.507.497

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Study on Application of the Integrated Solar Hot-Water System to High-Rise Residential Buildings in China

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This paper describes surveys on high-rise residential buildings development and uses of domestic hot water in China. The survey results indicate that construction of high-rise residential buildings has become the main current in the development of residential construction. The application of the integrated solar hot-water system in high-rise residential buildings is reviewed, and optimal system design is described in the paper. A discussion is also provided on technical subjects and issues in the future application of the integrated solar hot-water system to high-rise residential buildings. As a conclusion, the central-heating/separate-storing system would be one of currently applicable integrated solar hot-water systems in China.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 507)

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January 2014

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Jin Wei, Jiang He*, Rui Lang Li

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High-Rise Building, Integrated Design, Residence, Solar Water Heating System

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