9:05 am

Chal­len­ges and So­lu­ti­on of Com­plex Non-Re­si­den­ti­al Pas­si­ve Hou­se and NZEB in Chi­na

The com­ple­xi­ty of non-re­si­den­ti­al NZEB be­cau­se of un­u­su­al ar­chi­tec­tu­ral de­sign, new con­struc­ti­on form pres­ents mo­re si­gni­fi­cant chal­len­ges than re­si­den­ti­al buil­dings con­cer­ning in­flu­en­ce of ther­mal-bridge and air­tight­ness. This pa­per in­tro­du­ced two re­pre­sen­ta­ti­ve non-re­si­den­ti­al NZEB in Chi­na to ana­ly­se the­se chal­len­ges and so­lu­ti­ons.

9:20 am

A Fu­ture Blue­print - How Pas­si­ve Hou­se con­struc­ti­on in Chi­na be­co­mes ea­si­er as we speak

A sum­mary based on the com­pleted Tianjin Eco-City Pass­ive House shows how fu­ture de­vel­op­ment in China be­ne­fits from les­sons learned in con­struc­tion, in­creas­ing product avail­ab­il­ity as well as reg­u­lat­ory guidelines and sub­sidies – ac­cel­er­at­ing the plan­ning pro­cess and min­im­iz­ing con­struc­tion cost.

9:35 am

The per­for­man­ce-ba­sed de­sign and ope­ra­tio­nal ana­ly­sis of X88 kin­der­gar­ten

X88 kin­der­gar­ten as Chi­na's first lar­gest pas­si­ve + as­sem­b­ly-ty­pe kin­der­gar­ten, is a gre­at si­gni­fi­can­ce. It al­so has so­me un­ex­pec­ted pro­blems in the ear­ly sta­ge of ope­ra­ti­on. The to­tal cost of X88 pas­si­ve kin­der­gar­ten in No­vem­ber is lower than that of an or­di­na­ry kin­der­gar­ten. X88 kin­der­gar­ten pro­vi­des "the first ope­ra­ti­on of the pas­si­ve kin­der­gar­ten" with gre­at re­fe­rence va­lue for the cau­se of pas­si­ve hou­sing in Chi­na. 

Stu­dy on a Pas­si­ve Hou­se nur­sing ho­me with so­lar-dri­ven sys­tem in warm and hu­mid cli­ma­tes

Pas­si­ve Hou­se nur­sing ho­mes can pro­vi­de el­der­ly peo­ple bet­ter in­door con­di­ti­ons with much lower en­er­gy con­sump­ti­on and will ha­ve a lar­ge po­ten­ti­al in Chi­ne­se buil­ding mar­ket. Apart from the ge­ne­ral in­for­ma­ti­on about load pro­fi­les, the be­ha­viour of such a buil­ding in com­bi­na­ti­on with so­lar-dri­ven sys­tem in warm and hu­mid cli­ma­tes was al­so of in­te­rest, to­wards a re­ne­wa­ble en­er­gy sup­ply in fu­ture. 

10:35 am

Ana­ly­sis and dis­cus­si­on on the Ger­ma­ny PHI cer­ti­fi­ca­ti­on test of en­er­gy re­co­ve­ry ven­ti­la­tors for out­door air hand­ling

The key per­form­ance test res­ults of elec­tric­al ef­fi­ciency, heat re­cov­ery rate and frost pro­tec­tion are ana­lysed. It is ex­pec­ted to im­prove the qual­ity of products for man­u­fac­tur­ers. Mean­while, PHI cer­ti­fic­a­tion test of vent­il­at­ors in China are in­tro­duced.

Re­search and prac­tice of pass­ive ul­tra-low en­ergy build­ings in hot sum­mer and cold winter

This study fo­cuses on the es­tab­lish­ment of ul­tra-low en­ergy build­ing tech­no­logy sys­tem in hot sum­mer and cold winter areas. On this basis, pro­ject prac­tice is car­ried out and the re­li­ab­il­ity of the tech­no­logy sys­tem is veri­fied through long-term mon­it­or­ing of thermal com­fort and en­ergy con­sump­tion.

Prac­ti­ce and thoughts of Shou­kai Tongz­hou af­for­da­ble high-ri­se re­si­den­ti­al pro­ject

This art­icle fo­cuses on the chal­lenges and con­sid­er­a­tions en­countered in the pro­cess of loc­al­iz­a­tion of pass­ive houses in China, which are mainly re­lated to the dif­fi­culties ap­peared in the ar­chi­tec­tur­al design stage and con­struc­tion draw­ing design stages.

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