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  • Name (Pinyin):

    yangliu
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    建筑学院
  • Administrative Position:

    西安建筑科技大学绿色建筑研究中心主任
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    Postgraduate (Postdoctoral)
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    Female
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    yangliu@xauat.edu.cn
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    Doctoral degree
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    Professor
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    Employed
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    西安建筑科技大学绿色建筑研究中心主任
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    西安建筑科技大学建筑学院教授博士生导师,教授
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    西安建筑科技大学
  • Discipline:

    Architecture

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A new method to develop typical weather years in different climates for building energy use studies

  • Release time:2024-08-09
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  • Affiliation of Author(s):

    建筑学院
  • Journal:

    Energy
  • Key Words:

    中文关键字:主成分分析;典型气象年;建筑能源利用;气候变化;一般循环模型;中国,英文关键字:Principal component analysis; Typical weather year
  • Abstract:

    Principal component analysis of 30-year long-term meteorological variables was conducted. Typical principal component years (TPCYs) were determined for Harbin, Beijing, Shanghai, Kunming and Hong Kong representing the five major architectural climates across China: severe cold, cold, hot summer and cold winter, mild, and hot summer and warm winter. In each climate zone, the TPCY was compared with the 30 individual years and the widely used typical meteorological year (TMY). The monthly principal component and the predicted total building energy consumption based on the TPCY and TMY were very close to the 30-year long-term mean estimation. TPCY for the 21st century in each of the five cities was also identified using predictions from general climate models. The TPCY approach is a good alternative to the TMY method. Firstly, predicted building energy use from TPCY is closer to the long-term estimation than that from the TMY in different climates. Secondly, because only monthly data are considered, the development of TPCY is much simpler and less time-consuming. This would have important applications in the regular updating of typical weather years for building energy studies and in the assessment of the impact of climate change on energy use in the built environment.
  • Note:

    杨柳EI:20114014406779
  • Co-author:

    Wan,KevinK.W,LiDannyH.W,Lam,JosephC
  • First Author:

    yangliu
  • Indexed by:

    Journal paper
  • Volume:

    卷:36
  • Issue:

    期:10
  • Page Number:

    页:6121-6126
  • Translation or Not:

    no
  • Date of Publication:

    2011-10-01
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