Seminar 43 -- Cutting-Edge Japanese Technologies (Cutting-Edge Technologies) SHASE AWARD for Non-Industrial Buildings in 2015

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This session introduces three newly constructed buildings. One is the headquarters building of a major construction company, introducing various technologies such as ceiling radiation panel cooling, desiccant air-conditioning system and so on. The second is a university campus where CO2 emissions were reduced by 40 percent over other similar campuses. Major measures included large-scale thermal storage tanks and low-temperature low-volume air distribution units. The third one is owned by a life insurance company, featuring the installation of a large-scale central VOID (40 x 40 meters) and an air-type panel cooling system as well as others.

Urban High-Rise Office Building That Contributes to a Sustainable Society
Mitsuhiro Takahashi
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Energy Conservation Application on University Campus in Japan with TES
Hirokazu Nakamura
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Office Building with a Large-Scale Void
Takayoshi Shibahara
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Run Time: 75 mins.