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• W2894718093 abstract "Buildings and community development have significant impacts on climate change because they account for almost 40% of energy consumption due to their relationship to the burning of fossil fuels. The amount of energy used by buildings continues to increase due to the new development that is occurring rapidly throughout the world. In this chapter, a detailed discussion on combined technology applications of energy, gas, and water has been discussed for realizing a zero-emission building, rural, and urban (ZEBRU) development. To meet 100% of the energy demands of a ZEBRU development, a design strategy is implemented wherein 25% of the elevation curtain wall and roof is used as a blackbody structured photovoltaic (PV) panel to trap solar irradiance and convert it to electricity. The domestic water supply is provided by in-house treatment processes (filtration, chlorination, ultraviolet treatment, and purification) from in situ groundwater extraction by PV panel–assisted pumping. Subsequently, domestic waste undergoes a transformation process wherein sludge, consisting mainly of human feces, is collected in a closed anaerobic detention tank in a cellar and introduced into a bioreactor, enabling the production of biogas by methanogenesis. This biogas is then stored and used for cooking and Heating Ventilating and Air Conditioning (HVAC) equipment. Finally, the separated wastewater is treated in the cellar by applying primary, secondary, and tertiary processes and is then used for gardening, irrigation, and landscaping. The combination of these technologies, wherein a ZEBRU can produce electricity, water, and gas by itself, without outside connections, is detailed in the following topics." @default.
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• W2894718093 date "2019-01-01" @default.
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• W2894718093 title "Advanced Building Design" @default.
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