Analysing the life-cycle energy of an Australian residential building and its householders
作者： G. Treloar , R. Fay , P. E. D. Love , U. Iyer-Raniga
关键词: Energy consumption 、 Product (business) 、 Operations management 、 Context (language use) 、 Energy management 、 Unit (housing) 、 Embodied energy 、 Architectural engineering 、 Bedroom 、 Goods and services 、 Engineering
摘要: Life cycle energy analysis (LCEA) is used to assign values product flows in each phase of an activity's life cycle. In the case a residential building, this usually comprises embodied manufacture building materials, building's operation, and periodic maintenance. order place these amounts national context, other goods services consumed by householders also needs be considered. This paper uses LCEA demonstrate need for considering not only but attributable activities being undertaken actual users building. The Australian as well common households are analysed simulated over 30 year period using worked example two bedroom, brick-veneer, semi-detached unit. importance initial construction residential...
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