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The Environment and Equipment Standards
Division is conducting basic and applicational
studies for formulating and modifying the technical standards for the thermal,
air, and water environments in buildings and building equipment, which are
based on the Building Standard Law, Energy Conservation Law, and the law on
the promotion of the quality of housing, and are closely related to various
administrative policies. |
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The division aims to reduce CO2 emissions to prevent global warming, build houses that supply their own energy during calamities, and develop methods for expressing the performances of various energy-saving technologies for buildings. Studies are being conducted on element and comprehensive technologies for optimizing solar batteries and fuel batteries for houses, building low-load houses, utilizing rainwater, treating wastewater, planning buildings that are appropriate for the climate and topography, and mitigating city climates. The division is developing self-sustaining and recycling-type houses that are as independent as possible in terms of energy and resources, and technologies for planning city infrastructures that are related to the self-sustaining and recycling abilities of cities. |
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To improve and modify technological
standards concerning the environment and equipment of buildings, which are
based on various existing laws, and to understand the new public demands on environments
and equipment, the division is conducting the following basic studies: |
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Yasuo Kuwasawa |
Thermal and air environments |
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Chiharu Kurayama |
Thermal environment (methods for determining thermal performances, thermal properties of heat insulators, thermal performance of aperture equipment) |
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