文档介绍：First Edition, 2011
ISBN 978-93-81157-67-1
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Table of Contents
Chapter 1- Low-Energy House
Chapter 2 - Zero-Energy Building
Chapter 3 - Passive House
Chapter 4 - Heat Recovery Ventilation
Chapter 5 - Building Automation
Chapter 6 - Over-Illumination
Chapter 7 - Compact Fluorescent Lamp
Chapter 8 - Cool Roof
Chapter 9 - Green Roof
Chapter 10 - Daylighting
Chapter 11 - Earth Sheltering
Chapter 12 - Techniques & Practices of Low Energy Building Engineering
Chapter- 1
Low-Energy House
A pares 2 buildings windows-walls "heat radiation" - with sustainable
Low-energy Passive house on right; and conventional leaking house on left.
A Low-energy house is any type of house that from design, technologies, and building
products and uses less energy, from any source, than a traditional or average
contemporary house. They are the practice of Sustainable design, Sustainable
architecture, Low energy building, Energy-efficient landscaping. They often use Active
solar and Passive solar building design techniques ponents to reduce their energy
expenditure.
General usage
The meaning of the term 'low-energy house' has changed over time, but in Europe it
generally refers to a house that uses around half of the German & Swiss low-energy
standards referred to below for space heating, typically in the range from 30 kWh/m²a to
20 kWh/m²a (9,500 Btu/ft²/yr to 6,300 Btu/ft²/yr). Below this the term 'Ultra-low energy
building' is often used.
The term could also refer to any dwelling whose energy use is below the standards
demanded by current building codes. Because national standards vary considerably
around the world, 'low energy' develo