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_aEnergy-efficient buildings in India / _cedited by Mili Majumdar |
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_bTERI (Tata Energy Research Institute) Press, _c2002. _aNew Delhi : |
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_bMinistry of Non-conventional Energy Sources (MNES) _c2002. _aNew Delhi : |
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520 | _aAccelerated urbanization imposes immense pressure on the dwindling energy sources and fragile ecosystems. Yet, the resource crunch confronting energy supplies can be alleviated if we design and develop future buildings by incorporating sound concepts of energy efficiency and sustainability. Covering 41 projects from India?s various climatic zones, this book provides thorough insights into the context, techniques, and benefits of energy-efficient buildings. The projects highlight design responses to varied climatic conditions, appropriate materials and construction methods, implementation of energy-efficient systems, and effective utilization of renewable energy to reduce pressure on grid power. This book will inspire architects, designers, urban planners, engineers, and students to build for a better tomorrow. | ||
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_4ed. _aMajumdar, Mili _91987 |
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