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Feasibility model of urban residential buildings with zero-energy-consuming using solar energy sources based on Laplace transformation

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  • Li Wang
  • Ge Cao

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In order to overcome the problems of low energy-saving rate and high net energy consumption existing in the urban residential zero-energy building feasibility model, this paper proposes a new solar source urban residential zero-energy building feasibility model based on Laplace transform method. The Laplacian transform of the energy-saving design parameters of the solar energy source urban residential zero-energy building is used to build a feasibility model of the urban residential zero-energy building. The feasibility parameters of the urban residential zero-energy building are calculated based on the feasibility model, and consumption of building feasibility. The experimental results show that the feasibility model of urban residential zero-energy building construction greatly improves the energy saving rate, the highest energy saving rate can reach 93%, the net energy consumption is reduced, and the minimum energy consumption is only 80 kg/t.

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  • Li Wang & Ge Cao, 2020. "Feasibility model of urban residential buildings with zero-energy-consuming using solar energy sources based on Laplace transformation," International Journal of Global Energy Issues, Inderscience Enterprises Ltd, vol. 42(5/6), pages 355-374.
  • Handle: RePEc:ids:ijgeni:v:42:y:2020:i:5/6:p:355-374
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