Study on Energy-Saving Technology of Rural Residential Envelope Structure in Cold Regions

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The energy-saving of envelope structure plays an important role in building energy conservation, so the first step to save rural residential energy is energy-saving of envelope structure. Basing on the purpose of building ecological and sustainable new countryside housing, this article intensively studies the present condition of energy-saving rural residential envelope structure in cold regions, proposes corresponding energy-saving measures, calculates the quantity and the rates of energy saving , payback period after taking energy-saving measures on the basis of modeling ,and indicates its feasibility and importance.

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411-415

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October 2013

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DOI: 10.1108/02630800710838428

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