Try to install pu-cornice in Passive House

Try to Install pu-cornice in Passive House.
Passive house (Passive House), also known as passive ultra-low energy house, passive house, etc., is a brand-new energy-saving building concept, which means that only relying on the structural design of the building itself can achieve a comfortable indoor temperature and meet winter requirements. The requirement of warm in summer and cool in summer does not require the installation of heating facilities separately, that is, a building that does not need to “actively” provide energy.
The pu cornice mouldinge brings a new structure to the house. It can also maintain the energy inside.

The connotation of the passive house includes the use of various energy-saving technologies to construct the best building envelope structure, which greatly improves the thermal insulation performance and airtightness, and minimizes heat conduction loss; and achieves a comfortable indoor thermal and humid environment through technical means And the lighting environment; minimize the dependence on active heating and cooling systems, such as making full use of indoor living heat and renewable energy to achieve a comfortable living environment, thereby greatly reducing the consumption of primary energy. Passive houses are not only suitable for residential buildings, but also for office buildings, schools, kindergartens, gymnasiums, etc.

Passive houses are the result of the best integration of high-efficiency and energy-saving buildings and indoor electromechanical systems (heating, cooling, ventilation and energy technology), requiring buildings to meet specific standards in terms of heat load, house air tightness, and energy consumption .

The whole corner of the wall is supported by pu cornice moulding, which is in line with the human visual experience.
Traditional “active” houses use electricity, coal, gas and other energy sources to drive heating or air conditioning to provide heat or cold, and because they have not been specially treated, they will be dissipated outside the house, so energy consumption is serious. On the contrary, new “passive” houses use more clean energy such as solar energy on the one hand to reduce dependence on non-renewable energy, on the other hand they greatly improve the insulation and airtightness of the house, reduce heat exchange inside and outside the house, and greatly reduce the total energy consumption .