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In the fine chemical industry, are there any regulations specifying which factories are required to implement building energy efficiency measures? Which ones are not needed? Thank you so much!
I checked the \"Unified Standard for Energy-Efficient Design of Industrial Buildings\" GB 51245-2017, and it seems that all requirements related to energy efficiency should be met
Thank you, I feel the same way; it’s just that different components are configured differently in accordance with the specifications
In our design, building energy efficiency calculations are generally required for heating systems
Also, during the inspection, are the regulatory authorities strict? This aspect is relatively vague
:Lol, yes, many regulations are actually vague; it mainly depends on the person in charge
Are there any specific criteria for the final acceptance? Such as building energy consumption per unit area, for example?
Take a look at this \"Unified Standard for Energy-Efficient Design of Industrial Buildings\" GB51245-2017, and the \"Code for Acceptance of Construction Quality of Building Energy-Efficiency Projects\" GB50411-2007
Regulatory authorities in different regions as well as local regulations also have requirements; in particular, a host of comments are raised during the planning review process
Is it during the final acceptance? Is it still in the preliminary drawing review stage?