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Building Energy-Saving Technology—2nd Edition
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ArtikelUtgivningsinformation: MDPI - Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute 2025Beskrivning: 1 electronic resource (256 p.)Innehållstyp: - text
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- 9783725831937
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- Technology, Engineering, Agriculture, Industrial processes
- Technology: general issues
- History of engineering and technology
- Civil engineering, surveying and building
- Building construction and materials
- Conservation of buildings and building materials
- Beiluhe station
- DC inverter heat pump
- PV power
- Qinghai–Tibet plateau
- SDGs
- azimuth
- building orientation
- building standards and regulations
- buildings
- construction site
- cooling load
- coupled indoor and outdoor environment
- demand side
- dynamic inflow conditions
- energy efficient buildings
- energy monitoring
- energy simulation
- evaluation indicators
- frequency
- fuzzy comprehensive evaluation
- green building
- greening rate
- heat transfer augmentation
- human thermal comfort
- improved building blocks
- in-lab and in-situ methods
- inclination
- industrial roofs
- insulation materials
- inverse CFD modeling
- latent heat thermal energy storage (LHTES)
- mounting structures
- multi-room
- numerical simulation
- operational strategy
- optimization analysis
- outdoor thermal environment
- parametric study
- personnel satisfaction
- phase change materials (PCMs)
- photovoltaic
- piloti design
- prediction
- pumping airflow
- random forest
- residential building
- residential quarters
- scaled outdoor experiment
- seasonality
- skylight area ratio
- solid waste
- source identification
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This Special Issue introduces the recent advancements in research and development in building energy efficiency. From energy monitoring, DC heat pumps, and PV power generation to outdoor environmental design, natural ventilation, building material, green building index, and building design factors, we aim to unravel cutting–edge building energy-saving technologies. In this reprint, scholars try to identify the most appropriate technology to reduce building energy consumption and carbon emissions for more sustainable societal development.
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