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Energy-efficient envelope design for high-rise apartments
AbstractThe energy required to create a comfortable living environment in high-density cities in hot and humid climates usually demands a substantial electricity usage with an associated environmental burden. This paper describes an integrated passive design approach to reduce the cooling requirement for high-rise apartments through an improved building envelope design. The results show that a saving of 31.4% in annual required cooling energy and 36.8% in the peak cooling load for the BASECASE apartment can be achieved with this approach. However, all the passive strategies have marginal effect on latent cooling load, often less than 1%.
Energy-efficient envelope design for high-rise apartments
AbstractThe energy required to create a comfortable living environment in high-density cities in hot and humid climates usually demands a substantial electricity usage with an associated environmental burden. This paper describes an integrated passive design approach to reduce the cooling requirement for high-rise apartments through an improved building envelope design. The results show that a saving of 31.4% in annual required cooling energy and 36.8% in the peak cooling load for the BASECASE apartment can be achieved with this approach. However, all the passive strategies have marginal effect on latent cooling load, often less than 1%.
Energy-efficient envelope design for high-rise apartments
Cheung, C.K. (author) / Fuller, R.J. (author) / Luther, M.B. (author)
Energy and Buildings ; 37 ; 37-48
2004-05-06
12 pages
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
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