Studies on Zero Energy Building
Vivek Kumar Gupta, M. Kalpana
Abstract
Vivek Kumar Gupta, M. Kalpana
Abstract
It is reported that 30% to 40% of all primary energy used in buildings worldwide is used. This high use of energy can affect the environment directly or indirectly. It also causes climate change, the environment is degraded and air pollution is increased. It is therefore necessary to reduce the building's energy consumption and to take the necessary steps to make the buildings more environmentally sustainable. To overcome this problem, zero energy building concepts have been developed in recent years. The zero-energy building uses natural sources of energy to meet the building's energy requirements. We have carried out a stud in this work to analyze the performance of a zero-energy building and found that such building is possible in India.
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It is reported that 30% to 40% of all primary energy used in buildings worldwide is used. This high use of energy can affect the environment directly or indirectly. It also causes climate change, the environment is degraded and air pollution is increased. It is therefore necessary to reduce the building's energy consumption and to take the necessary steps to make the buildings more environmentally sustainable. To overcome this problem, zero energy building concepts have been developed in recent years. The zero-energy building uses natural sources of energy to meet the building's energy requirements. We have carried out a stud in this work to analyze the performance of a zero-energy building and found that such building is possible in India.
Key concepts: Zero-energy building, Energy consumption, Work (physics), Energy (signal processing), Architectural engineering, Zero-point energy, Zero emission, Zero (linguistics)