Building Energy-Saving Technology—2nd Edition

doi:10.3390/books978-3-7258-3194-4

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photovoltaic; mounting structures; azimuth; inclination; industrial roofs; seasonality; numerical simulation; pumping airflow; frequency; multi-room; inverse CFD modeling; scaled outdoor experiment; dynamic inflow conditions; source identification; coupled indoor and outdoor environment; phase change materials (PCMs); thermal energy storage (TES); heat transfer augmentation; cooling load; buildings; latent heat thermal energy storage (LHTES); construction site; solid waste; random forest; prediction; building orientation; skylight area ratio; Qinghai–Tibet plateau; Beiluhe station; energy efficient buildings; thermal and structural performance of building blocks; improved building blocks; traditional buildings; insulation materials; in-lab and in-situ methods; building standards and regulations; SDGs; green building; personnel satisfaction; evaluation indicators; survey questionnaire; fuzzy comprehensive evaluation; operational strategy; DC inverter heat pump; PV power; demand side; outdoor thermal environment; piloti design; greening rate; residential quarters; human thermal comfort; residential building; energy monitoring; energy simulation; parametric study; optimization analysis

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Building Energy-Saving Technology—2nd Edition

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February 2025

256 pages

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This is a Reprint of the Special Issue Building Energy-Saving Technology—2nd Edition that was published in

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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.