A Study of Environmental Impact Assessment on Intrinsic Energy and Full Life Cycle of Typical Energy-Saving Exterior Windows

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This paper established a set of localized intrinsic energy and full life-cycle environmental impacts of database for exterior windows. It deeply surveys and analyzes the non-renewable resource consumption (ADP), non-renewable energy consumption (PED), influence of greenhouse effect (GWP), acidification effect (AP), eutrophication (EP) and inhalable inorganics (RI) closely related national energy conservation policy objectives. These lay the foundation for intrinsic energy of buildings. Meanwhile, It discusses contributions of various exterior windows for energy consumption of buildings, which is conducive to using of green building materials and realization of green buildings.

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February 2016

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