Feasibility analysis of retrofitting existing residential towards the EnerPHit standard in HSCW zone: A case study in Guilin, China

Wu, Zhicheng; Ding, Yuan; Zhang, Ning; Gong, Xinzhi; Luo, Xuan; Jin, Yue

doi:10.1016/j.enbuild.2023.113554

Energy and Buildings

2023

DOI: 10.1016/j.enbuild.2023.113554

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Feasibility analysis of retrofitting existing residential towards the EnerPHit standard in HSCW zone: A case study in Guilin, China

Zhicheng Wu,

Yuan Ding,

Ning Zhang

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“…They employ simplified room/zone thermal mass balance models and use accurate yet complex system models to depict the rapid dynamic response of each component under various control strategies. Another group, including EnergyPlus [25,28,31,35,36,44,64,67,68,70,72,76,[83][84][85][86], DeST [73,77], WUFI ® Plus [30], and IDA-ICE [74], focuses primarily on the long-term dynamic thermal performance of buildings and systems. Therefore, they utilize comprehensive room/zone models and simplified system models, making them more suitable for simulating the annual energy consumption of buildings.…”

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“…However, they possess user-friendly features, making them convenient and suitable for architects and engineers in the building industry. Design-Builder is widely recognized as the most popular simulation software [23,26,28,31,32,42,44,45,53,65,68,76,83,88]. Additionally, Autodesk REVIT [42,87,[89][90][91] and SketchUp [67,72,86], as Building Information Modeling (BIM) software, are also commonly used.…”

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“…Subsequently, the distance between each non-dominated solution and the ideal and anti-ideal solutions is calculated separately. The comprehensive distance serves as the basis for assessing solution equality and enables the computation of TOPSIS scores [49,64,76,86,91].…”

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“…Based on the experts' evaluations, the weights of each indicator are calculated. Finally, through AHP calculation, the comprehensive weights of each indicator in the evaluation index system are obtained [49,64,74,76].…”

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“…Complex Proportionality Assessment (COPRAS) is another way of multi-criteria decision analysis. Its core idea is to determine the relative performance of each solution under different criteria by comparing each solution with other solutions [76]. To avoid the influence of subjective factors, entropy weighting can be used to make the weight allocation of indicators more objective [102].…”

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Under the backdrop of China’s national strategy to achieve carbon neutrality by 2060, efforts are underway across governmental, corporate, societal, and individual sectors to actively explore energy-saving renovations in existing buildings. Given that residential buildings constitute a significant proportion of the total energy consumption throughout the lifecycle of buildings in China, sustainable renovation of residential structures can contribute significantly to implementing China’s carbon emission reduction policies. While there exists a plethora of technological means in the market aimed at improving the energy performance of residential buildings, there still needs to be a more systematic discussion on the framework for sustainable renovation of existing Chinese residential buildings, with knowledge dissemination still needing to be more cohesive. In this context, this paper provides a comprehensive review of the field, utilizing bibliometric methods. Through a systematic review of selected peer-reviewed literature from the Web of Science and Scopus databases, the study focuses on the sustainable renovation of existing Chinese residential buildings, categorizing the process into three main stages: sustainable renovation, building performance simulation and suitability assessment. The paper also reviews the research methods adopted by previous researchers in the renovation, simulation and assessment stages, considering various optimization algorithms, variables, objectives, and software tools. Subsequently, the paper synthesizes a research framework comprising these three stages combined for different research objectives, aiming to assist policymakers, designers, and researchers in gaining a comprehensive understanding of the implementation status of sustainable renovation in existing Chinese residential buildings, identifying barriers to implementation, and formulating more efficient renovation policies and strategies for the future.

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Evolutionary Dynamics of Passive Housing Initiatives in New Rural Construction

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In the context of China’s ambitious dual carbon goals, this study introduces an innovative reward–penalty incentive mechanism, grounded in evolutionary game theory, to develop a tripartite evolutionary game model concerning the construction of passive rural housing. This research meticulously analyzes the equilibrium and stability strategies of all involved parties and employs data simulation to examine the influence of varying parameters on the game dynamics. Our findings reveal that the government’s cost–benefit calculations significantly influence its decisions regarding passive housing initiatives. The study identifies optimal cost and benefit strategies for various developmental phases. Furthermore, the level of governmental rewards and penalties plays a crucial role in determining whether enterprises and farmers opt for passive housing solutions. The study establishes the efficacy of different incentive schemes at various stages. Importantly, the economic interests of enterprises and farmers are pivotal in their decision-making process regarding passive housing. The study advocates for a comprehensive set of measures to safeguard these interests, with a special emphasis on protecting farmers. In conclusion, this research offers substantial guidance for policy decisions aimed at transforming existing rural housing into passive housing, thereby aligning with China’s environmental and sustainability objectives.

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Feasibility analysis of retrofitting existing residential towards the EnerPHit standard in HSCW zone: A case study in Guilin, China

Cited by 3 publications

References 45 publications

Sustainable-Driven Renovation of Existing Residential Buildings in China: A Systematic Exploration Based on Review and Solution Approaches

Sustainable-Driven Renovation of Existing Residential Buildings in China: A Systematic Exploration Based on Review and Solution Approaches

Measuring effects of insulation renewal on heating energy and indoor thermal environment in urban residence of hot-summer/cold-winter region, China

Evolutionary Dynamics of Passive Housing Initiatives in New Rural Construction

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