Design and optimization of zero-energy-consumption based solar energy residential building systems

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Energy consumption of residential buildings has grown fast in recent years, thus raising a challenge on zero energy residential building (ZERB) systems, which aim at substantially reducing energy consumption of residential buildings. Thus, how to facilitate ZERB has become a hot but difficult topic. In the paper, we put forward the overall design principle of ZERB based on analysis of the systems' energy demand. In particular, the architecture for both schematic design and passive technology is optimized and both energy simulation analysis and energy balancing analysis are implemented, followed by committing the selection of high-efficiency appliance and renewable energy sources for ZERB residential building. In addition, Chinese classical residential building has been investigated in the proposed case, in which several critical aspects such as building optimization, passive design, PV panel and HVAC system integrated with solar water heater, Phase change materials, natural ventilation, etc., have been taken into consideration.

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Zheng, D. L., Yu, L. J., & Tan, H. W. (2017). Design and optimization of zero-energy-consumption based solar energy residential building systems. In IOP Conference Series: Earth and Environmental Science (Vol. 93). Institute of Physics Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1088/1755-1315/93/1/012055

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