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Analysis of the energy consumption of different energy saving scheme in southern residential buildings

Hu Cao

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Using American large energy consumption software,the author analyzed and calculated the data of energy consumption in southern residential buildings,obtained results of the energy saving in using different building energy saving techniques.And the results are referable in design of building energy saving.

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Using American large energy consumption software,the author analyzed and calculated the data of energy consumption in southern residential buildings,obtained results of the energy saving in using different building energy saving techniques.And the results are referable in design of building energy saving.

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Using American large energy consumption software,the author analyzed and calculated the data of energy consumption in southern residential buildings,obtained results of the energy saving in using different building energy saving techniques.And the results are referable in design of building energy saving.

Key concepts: Energy consumption, Energy (signal processing), Consumption (sociology), Scheme (mathematics), Environmental science, Total energy, Architectural engineering, Engineering

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