2007-Building Physics and Building Equipment-(Third Edition)-(Fourth Edition)

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Publish Date: 2007-01-01
Features: The Ministry of Construction and the Ministry of Personnel began implementing the National Examination for Registered Architects in 1995. To help architects prepare for the exam, the authors of this book have been involved in teaching at the first- and second-level registered architect examination tutoring classes in Beijing since 1995. They are senior engineers and professors with profound expertise in this field, coming from institutions such as the Beijing Architectural Design and Research Institute, Beijing University of Civil Engineering and Architecture, Beijing University of Technology, Beijing Jiaotong University, Renmin University of China, Tsinghua University Architectural Design Institute, and the former Beijing Municipal Planning and Administrative Bureau. Based on the examination syllabus and current codes and standards, the authors have written this set of examination preparation materials to guide students. The purpose of the textbook is to facilitate review, therefore it is concise, practical, and focuses on the understanding and application of codes and standards, highlighting key concepts. The textbook strictly follows the examination syllabus and is continuously improved in practice each year, making it highly popular among candidates. The textbook was officially published in 2001, fully revised in 2003 according to the new syllabus and updated codes and standards, and again supplemented and updated in 2004 with a CD-ROM containing post-chapter exercises. It has been revised once more this year. The experts who contributed to this textbook are as follows: Chapter 1 to 8, Geng Changfu; Chapter 2, Zhang Sihao; Chapter 3, Wang Qiming; Chapter 4, Jiang Zhongguang; Chapter 5, Ren Chaojun; Chapters 6 and 7 (building part), Weng Rubi; Chapter 9, Qian Minggang; Chapters 10, 12, and 13, and Chapter 7 (structural part), Zeng Jun; Chapter 11, Lin Huanfu; Chapter 14, Wang Qimei; Chapters 15 and 16, Li Defu; Chapter 17, Lü Jian and Zhang Yan; Chapters 18 and 7 (HVAC part), Jia Zhaokai; Chapters 19 and 7 (electrical part), Feng Ling; Chapter 20, Peng Gaiwei; Chapter 21, Yang Jinduo; Chapter 22, Zhou Huizhen; Chapter 23, Liu Baosheng; Chapter 24, Li Kuiyuan. To facilitate candidate review, the textbook is published in 5 volumes. Volume 1 includes Chapters 1 to 8, covering "Design Preliminary Site and Architectural Design"; Volume 2 includes Chapters 9 to 13, covering "Architectural Structures"; Volume 3 includes Chapters 14 to 19, covering "Architectural Physics and Building Equipment"; Volume 4 includes Chapters 20 and 21, covering "Building Materials and Construction"; Volume 5 includes Chapters 22 to 24, covering "Building Economics, Construction, and Design Business Management." Candidates should review this textbook in conjunction with reading relevant codes and standards. Each chapter includes reference exercises to help candidates assess their review progress and prepare for the exam. Additionally, in 2001, we organized the writing of the Mock Examination Questions for the First-Level Registered Architect Examination, which has been revised annually since then. It includes nearly 3,000 multiple-choice questions, each with answers and hints. The book also features a special drawing question section with reference answers and a CD-ROM containing mock examination questions. This Mock Examination Questions book will undoubtedly be of great benefit to candidates preparing for the exam. In accordance with the Administrative Licensing Law, the textbook's editorial committee no longer bears the name of the Registered Architect Examination Committee, but the content remains unchanged. With annual revisions and supplements, the quality of the book improves every year.