Research on Climate-Adaptable Passive Design Strategies of Rural Buildings in South of the Yangtze River Region of China

Bin Xu; Yu Ding; Wei Ju Yang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.858.241

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Research on Climate-Adaptable Passive Design Strategies of Rural Buildings in South of the Yangtze River Region of China

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This paper studies the energy saving on the rural housing of the Jiangnan Region in China, by introducing the coupling analysis of climate response design method and orthogonal test method into the passive optimal design. Six design factors influencing energy consumption of rural buildings in this region are screened, combining with the energy consumption simulation and analysis software. Meanwhile, the analysis on climate-adaptable strategies, influence trend and importance on cooling & heating load of rural buildings imposed by various design factors, as well as the combination mode of design factors achieving the optimal cooling & heating load are obtained in order to play a certain guiding role in construction of rural buildings in this region.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 858)

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241-248

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November 2016

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Bin Xu*, Yu Ding, Wei Ju Yang

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Building Energy, Building Envelope, Climate Analysis, Rural House

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