DocumentCode
2347142
Title
Characteristics of Heating Degree Days and Cooling Degree Days in Beijing During Last 50 Years
Author
Zheng, Zuofang ; Zhang, Xiuli
Author_Institution
Inst. of Urban Meteorol., China Meteorol. Adm., Beijing, China
fYear
2011
fDate
15-19 April 2011
Firstpage
930
Lastpage
933
Abstract
Degree-day is a quantitative index demonstrated to reflect the demand for energy to heat or cool houses and businesses. In this paper, the 18°C threshold temperature is chosen in Beijing. The homogenized mean daily temperature series during 1960-2009 in Beijing Weather Observatory is collected to calculate HDD and CDD. The mean monthly maximum HDD is 672.5 degree-days in January and zero in June, July and August. The annual mean value of HDD equals 2865.9 degree-days. There is a decreasing trend of - 99. 6 degree-days per decade. The mean monthly maximum CDD is 260.8 degree-days in July. All CDD in January, February, March, November and December are zero. The annual mean value of CDD in warm season is 849.3 degree-days. There is an increasing trend of 35.1 degree-days for CDD per decade. The annual HDD, CDD are highly correlated with the annual temperatures. With the temperature warming in Beijing, the smaller the HDD, the less the energy consumption in winter, the larger the CDD, the more the energy consumption in summer in the future.
Keywords
atmospheric temperature; climatology; AD 1960 to 2009; Beijing Weather Observatory; China; annual temperatures; cooling degree days; data homogenization; energy consumption; heating degree days; mean daily temperature series; quantitative index; temperature warming; threshold temperature; Cooling; Energy consumption; Heating; Indexes; Meteorology; Multi-stage noise shaping; Ocean temperature; cooling degree days; data homogenization; heating degree days; threshold temperature;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
Computational Sciences and Optimization (CSO), 2011 Fourth International Joint Conference on
Conference_Location
Yunnan
Print_ISBN
978-1-4244-9712-6
Electronic_ISBN
978-0-7695-4335-2
Type
conf
DOI
10.1109/CSO.2011.101
Filename
5957810
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