T/JAR 010/1-2024 Technical Specifications for Household Integrated Radiation Cooling and Heating System Projects
T/JAR 010/1-2024
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Scope
Main technical content: With the real estate market shifting from meeting basic quantitative needs to satisfying quality demands, as well as responding to national policies on energy conservation and low-carbon development and meeting residents' needs for comfortable living, "energy-efficient homes" featuring key technologies such as "high-efficiency heat pumps, radiant cooling and heating, air purification, and independent fresh air systems," integrated low-energy enclosure systems, and smart sensing and control technologies are gaining popularity among residents in regions with hot summers and cold winters. Many cities have also identified this as one of the key drivers for upgrading the residential market. These homes prioritize energy conservation and emissions reduction, offer comfortable and healthy living environments, reduce operating costs, and hold great market potential in regions with extreme weather conditions.