Analysis on design method and energy consumption for high thermal performance housings
Abstract Recently, construction techniques for thick insulation and high airtightness have advanced in Hokkaido, Japan. As a result, there are many houses which surpass the current standards. Several municipalities encourage the construction of these houses by granting subsidies to the owners. One o...
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doaj-9174ca24eca34c909cf47766be57b09c2021-05-02T21:04:31ZengWileyJapan Architectural Review2475-88762019-10-012460360910.1002/2475-8876.12112Analysis on design method and energy consumption for high thermal performance housingsShoei Maruyama0Taro Mori1Graduate School of Engineering Hokkaido University Kita‐ku, Sapporo‐shi, Hokkaido JapanFaculty of Engineering Hokkaido University Kita‐ku, Sapporo‐shi, Hokkaido JapanAbstract Recently, construction techniques for thick insulation and high airtightness have advanced in Hokkaido, Japan. As a result, there are many houses which surpass the current standards. Several municipalities encourage the construction of these houses by granting subsidies to the owners. One of the subsidies is called Sapporo Eco‐e House. The purpose of this research is to analyze the design method of these houses with thick insulation and high air‐tightness under the Sapporo Eco‐e House subsidy. We also analyzed whether the design methods were able to effectively save energy consumption. This work will contribute to develop the next method for energy‐efficient houses.https://doi.org/10.1002/2475-8876.12112high thermal performancequestionnairedesign methodenergy consumption |
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Analysis on design method and energy consumption for high thermal performance housings |
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Analysis on design method and energy consumption for high thermal performance housings |
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Abstract Recently, construction techniques for thick insulation and high airtightness have advanced in Hokkaido, Japan. As a result, there are many houses which surpass the current standards. Several municipalities encourage the construction of these houses by granting subsidies to the owners. One of the subsidies is called Sapporo Eco‐e House. The purpose of this research is to analyze the design method of these houses with thick insulation and high air‐tightness under the Sapporo Eco‐e House subsidy. We also analyzed whether the design methods were able to effectively save energy consumption. This work will contribute to develop the next method for energy‐efficient houses. |
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