2011Applied Mechanics and MaterialsOpen access

Research on the Structure of Traditional Residential Energy-Saving in Hot- Summer and Cold-Winter Zone

Lu Jun, Jing Li

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According to the climate feature and the energy-saving requirements of traditional residential in hot- summer and cold -winter zone in china, we proposed the transformation scheme for the external structure of residential. The main points of the appropriate technical measures for the project also have illustrated clearly.

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According to the climate feature and the energy-saving requirements of traditional residential in hot- summer and cold -winter zone in china, we proposed the transformation scheme for the external structure of residential. The main points of the appropriate technical measures for the project also have illustrated clearly.

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According to the climate feature and the energy-saving requirements of traditional residential in hot- summer and cold -winter zone in china, we proposed the transformation scheme for the external structure of residential. The main points of the appropriate technical measures for the project also have illustrated clearly.

Key concepts: Cold winter, China, Cold climate, Meteorology, Environmental science, Climate zones, Architectural engineering, Geography

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