Energy Consumption and Economic Analysis to Residential Building Meeting the Criterion of 65% Energy Saving in Zhangjiakou
Hong Lei, Jian Hui Niu
Abstract
Hong Lei, Jian Hui Niu
Abstract
An energy saving residential building in Zhangjiakou was took as research object, which was designed and constructed according to the criterion of 65% energy saving of the third stage, utilizing simulation software Dest, which was developed by Qinghua University, energy consumption simulation and economic analysis were done to the building. The results show that compared with the former residence which was built according to the non-energy saving design, the implementation of new design standard for building energy saving can not only achieve better energy saving effect, but also its payback period is short, so the new design standard for building energy saving is worth spreading.
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An energy saving residential building in Zhangjiakou was took as research object, which was designed and constructed according to the criterion of 65% energy saving of the third stage, utilizing simulation software Dest, which was developed by Qinghua University, energy consumption simulation and economic analysis were done to the building. The results show that compared with the former residence which was built according to the non-energy saving design, the implementation of new design standard for building energy saving can not only achieve better energy saving effect, but also its payback period is short, so the new design standard for building energy saving is worth spreading.
Key concepts: Payback period, Energy consumption, Energy (signal processing), Residence, Research Object, Architectural engineering, Consumption (sociology), Engineering