Energy Conservation and Environmental Protection

Editor-in-Chief:Minghao Sui

ISSN:2424-8827(print)

Publishing Frequency:Monthly

Publishing Model:Open Access

Article Processing Charges400  SGD

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Energy Conservation and Environmental Protection (ISSN: 2424-8827) is an open access international academic journal published by Singapore Urban Development Science Press. The scope of solicitation includes but is not limited to: high-tech products and demonstration project results in the field of energy conservation and environmental protection, technological applications of new and renewable energy, energy conservation and pollution reduction, energy conservation and emission reduction, garbage treatment, sewage discharge and other industry fields. The journal has a global, timely, and forward-looking nature. The journal aims to promote academic exchanges among experts and scholars in related fields, and adheres to publishing original academic papers. Welcome scholars and authors to actively submit articles to us.


Vol 9, No 2 (2025)

Table of Contents

Research Article

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Zhifeng Xu
DOI:10.26789/jnhb.v9i2.2076

Abstract

This study investigates the steel structure hoisting and installation challenges beneath a long-span elevated floor in a commercial complex project in Changning District Shanghai. Through comprehensive analysis, we optimized hoisting point layouts and material storage areas. The integrated implementation of tower cranes and mobile cranes, combined with the erection of temporary supports and phased load release protocols, enabled precise positioning of large-span steel structures. This methodology effectively resolved complications including restricted hoisting operations in complex elevated spaces, stringent installation accuracy requirements, and confined construction site conditions. Furthermore, the steel structure installation procedures and technical specifications were concluded. It can provide valuable references for analogous steel construction projects.

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Yihang Chen
DOI:10.26789/jnhb.v9i2.2077

Abstract

Under the pressure of energy shortage and environmental protection, energy-saving transformation of electrical equipment has become an important direction in power engineering. This article analyzes the energy-saving potential of equipment such as transformers, motors, and lighting from both technical and management perspectives. It proposes renovation plans such as reactive power compensation, variable frequency speed regulation, and intelligent monitoring, and explores ways to improve energy-saving benefits. Research can provide theoretical and practical references for the fields of industry and architecture.

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