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Comparative study of greenhouse gas emissions between off-site prefabrication and conventional construction methods: Two case studies of residential projects
Energy and Buildings · 2013 · Vol. 66 · pp. 165–176
Chao Mao✉(Chongqing University)Qiping Shen(Hong Kong Polytechnic University)Liyin Shen(Chongqing University)Liyaning Tang(Hong Kong Polytechnic University)
Sustainable Building Design and AssessmentEnvironmental Impact and SustainabilityRecycled Aggregate Concrete PerformancePrefabricationGreenhouse gasConstruction wasteEngineeringEmbodied energyWaste managementEnvironmental engineeringLife-cycle assessmentEnvironmental scienceResource consumption
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- Chongqing University
- Hong Kong Polytechnic University
- National Development and Reform Commission
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