Title :
A contrast analysis of the energy consumption before and after the reconstruction of the architectural protection structure
Author :
Zou Tong-hua ; Cao Fa-li ; Meng Yang ; Ma Li-jun
Author_Institution :
Tianjin Key Lab. of Refrigeration Technol., Tianjin Univ. of Commerce, Tianjin, China
Abstract :
Taking an old office building in the center of Jinan as a subject of the study, compare the energy consumption before and after reconstruction the exterior wall of this office building, The heat transfer coefficient of the exterior wall reduced 70%, the heat load of the building in a year overall decreased by 79.21%, the heat load of heating season fell by 77.80%, and the maximum of heat load of this year has dropped 65.58%. These datum shows that, the exterior wall with the thermal insulation system has great influences on the heating in winter and the effects on energy conservation and emission reduction are obvious. However, the cooling load in a year overall reduced only 1.54%, the cooling loads in air-conditioned seasons decreased by 14.74%, and the maximum cooling load of this year dropped 16.05%. The exterior wall with the thermal insulation system has little influence in summer, and even it shows some adverse influences. But we can see that it still dose good to energy conservation and emission reduction after adding up all the loads overall the whole year, and the overall load could reduce by 40.51% in a year.
Keywords :
air conditioning; energy conservation; power consumption; thermal insulation; Jinan; air-conditioned seasons; architectural protection structure; emission reduction; energy conservation; energy consumption; heat transfer; office building; thermal insulation system; Buildings; Cooling; Heat transfer; Heating; Indexes; Insulation; Temperature measurement; Energy-conservation transformation; Extant building; External wall heat insulation; energy consumption analysis;
Conference_Titel :
Business Management and Electronic Information (BMEI), 2011 International Conference on
Print_ISBN :
978-1-61284-108-3
DOI :
10.1109/ICBMEI.2011.5921074