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Commercial Building>>Hot Dry Climate Phoenix In Phoenix, three types of concrete buildings showed cost savings of more than 5% in heating and cooling costs compared to the baseline building: pre-cast concrete exceeding code with either structural steel framing (5/2%) or with reinforced concrete structural system, floors, and interior walls (very high mass) (8.6%), and very high mass buildings with internal loads clustered near the central core of the building (7.8%). Concrete buildings without extra insulation performed more poorly than the baseline building. Click Here to read the full article. Energy Cost Savings Reduction for Commercial Construction Types in Phoenix, Arizona
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