Study on Energy-Saving Technology and Design Optimization of Facade in Cold and Severe Cold Area

Wei Li; Xin Zheng

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.539.747

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Study on Energy-Saving Technology and Design Optimization of Facade in Cold and Severe Cold Area

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This article take cold regions of rural residential building envelope as the research object, suitability technical theory as the theoretical basis, we evaluation of rural residential energy envelope because China's rural areas is characterized by large regional differences and to find a solution for the envelope. It could be considered as the useful reference for retrofit design of similar projects.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 539)

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747-751

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July 2014

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Wei Li, Xin Zheng

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Cold, Energy-Saving Technologies, Envelope, Rural Housing, Severe Cold Area, Suitability Assessment

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