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Development And Application Of New Wall Materials In Shandong Province And Building Energy-Saving Management Regulations

Original Language Title: 山东省新型墙体材料发展应用与建筑节能管理规定

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(Summit No. 52 of 29 August 2005 of the People's Government of San Orientale Province considered the adoption of the Decree No. 181 of 6 September 2005 of the People's Government Order No. 181 of 6 September 2005 on the implementation of 1 November 2005)

Article 1 provides for the conservation of land resources and the ecological environment, the savings of energy, the building of economies and the sustainable development of national economies and economies, in line with the relevant laws, regulations and regulations.
Article II shall be subject to this provision in the administrative areas of the province for activities such as the production and use of materials, the construction of buildings and their related engineering planning, design, construction, and custodial.
Article III refers to the construction wall material, which is characterized by savings in land, energy efficiency, integrated use of waste and improved construction functions, within a catalogue published by States and provinces.
This provision refers to the use of energy efficiency to reduce the use of energy-efficient activities in construction activities, in accordance with national and provincial construction standards.
Article IV. The Government of the Provincial People's Government is responsible for the development of new types of wall materials throughout the province and the management of the management of construction.
The construction of administrative authorities in the municipalities, districts and municipalities is responsible for the development of new wall materials in this administrative area and the supervision of construction.
Other relevant sectors, in accordance with their respective responsibilities, are jointly equipped with the development of new types of wall materials and with the construction section.
Article 5 Governments should support the development, production and diffusion of new types of materials, construction of energy-efficient technologies, encourage the development of advanced new structures and incorporate the development of new wall materials and construction components into national economic and social development plans.
Article 6 limits or prohibits the use of technology and products that are costly or severely contaminated in construction works.
Provincial executive authorities should publish, on a regular basis, a directory of encouragement, limitation or prohibition of the use of technology and products in construction works.
No unit or individual shall be in breach of a catalogue of technologies and products that are produced or used to lagging.
Article 7 encourages businesses to develop, produce new wall materials and build energy technologies and products for raw materials, such as coal cooking, beating, sing, phosphate and sludge (sha).
The phase-out of construction materials for feeding raw materials is based on the development of new wall materials and construction structures.
Article 8
There is no standard or no standard requirement to develop, produce, sell and use.
Article 9. The development, production of new types of materials and building energy technologies and products should be consistent with the relevant provisions of environmental protection.
Article 10. New types of materials and building energy technologies and products are subject to a unified provincial identification system, which is developed by provincial authorities in conjunction with the relevant sectors.
The development, production and application of identified new types of materials and construction energy-efficient technologies and products are subject to preferential policies in accordance with relevant national and provincial provisions.
Article 11 prohibits new construction, alteration, expansion of the artimeter (W) production line. There is a need for an active brick (Wa) production enterprise to be gradually restricted, transferred or closed. Specific approaches have been developed by provincial authorities to build administrative authorities with provincial land resources.
There is no use of farmland and basic agricultural land for the production of bribes (Wa) for the purpose of producing a business.
Article 12. New construction, alteration and expansion of construction works shall be prohibited by the use of bakers in accordance with the following provisions:
(i) Within the area of urban planning in the province, no concrete brick (Wa);
(ii) Within the area of urban planning at the location of the people's government in the province, the use of live bricks is not possible effective 1 July 2006 (Wa);
(iii) In the context of other construction urban planning areas, the use of live bricks (Wa) shall not be used effective 1 July 2008.
Within the area of urban planning, the Government of the more than the population at the district level has identified the priority construction work, which has not been used for the use of live bricks effective 1 July 2006.
In rural construction works, such as farmer self-building, new types of wall materials were promoted and the use of live bricks was reduced gradually.
Within the framework of the prohibition of the use of brick (W) as determined in Article 12 of this Article, units such as construction, design, construction, treasury, etc. may not require or permit the use of chematic bricks (Wa).
Article 14. New construction, alteration and expansion of construction works shall pay special funds for new types of wall material in accordance with the relevant provisions of States and provinces.
Specific approaches to the collection, return, use and management of new wall material funds are developed by the Provincial Finance Department with provincial executive authorities.
Article 15. The Special Fund for New Types of Wall Materials shall be vested in the treasury of the State, including in the financial budget, with the introduction of two line managements for income and expenditure and earmarked funds. No unit or person shall be allowed to remain, be seated, crowded and diverted.
Article 16, in addition to other provisions by the State, may not alter the special funds for new types of wall material, the scope of collection, the application of standards or reductions, the exemption and removal of new wall material.
Article 17
(i) New types of energy-efficient walls and roofs, and heat technologies and materials;
(ii) Safeguarded hot and closed technologies with windows;
(iii) Focusing on heating and heat, electricity and refrigeration technologies;
(iv) Technology and devices for heat heating systems for temperature regulation and subsector heat measurement;
(v) Renewable energy applications and equipment, such as solar, geothermal;
(vi) Technology and products for construction lighting;
(vii) Acquired refrigeration technologies and products;
(viii) Other technology matures and performanceable energy technologies and products.
The construction of new construction works in Article 18 must choose a more advanced and reasonable heating for heat, using efficient plumbing techniques and energy-efficient products.
The alteration, expansion or large renovation of buildings should be carried out in accordance with the relevant requirements of the construction section.
The existing buildings do not meet the standards of building energy and should be gradually renovated to their peripheral structures and heating heating systems.
The Government of the people at the district level should gradually introduce a system for the collection of heating and household measurements.
Article 19 Building lighting works should have reasonable choice of reference criteria, methods of lighting, methods of control and the full use of natural lights, options for energy-efficient products, lowering the consumption of lighting and improving the quality of lighting.
Public corridors, buildings, etc., must be installed.
Article 20
Article 21, construction units should be delegated to design and construction in accordance with the requirements of the construction section and the mandatory standards of construction, without unauthorized changes in the design of documents, without express or implying that design units or construction units violate the mandatory standards of the construction section.
The design units should be designed in accordance with the mandatory standards and norms in the construction section and should not reduce the standard of energy in the construction section.
The construction map design review body should include construction sections in the review. The design review shall not be carried out through the design of the criteria that are not designed under construction.
The construction units should be strictly designed in accordance with the design documents and regulations, without any unauthorized change in the design of construction festivals, without theft of work, vouchers, and lowering the standard of energy for construction.
The institution shall design documents and the relevant provisions in accordance with the construction section and shall not permit the use of technology and products not in accordance with the requirements of the construction works.
Following the completion of construction works, the construction units should organize the completion of the inspection in accordance with the standards and norms of the construction section. Construction works that do not meet the standard requirements of the construction section shall not be delivered as eligible works.
Article 23, Construction of administrative authorities, in the process of completing the construction process, found that there was no standard of building energy, should be responsible for the restructuring of the construction units and reorganizing the clearance.
Article 24, in violation of this provision, provides for the development, production, sale, use of new wall material and products that are not standardized or do not meet standards, which are punishable by law by quality technical supervision, business administration, environmental protection, construction.
Article 25. In violation of this provision, construction units use phase-out of construction technology and products in construction works, which are redirected by the construction of administrative authorities and are fined up to 3,000 dollars.
Article 26, in violation of this provision, provides that construction units are used for the use of bricks (wa) for periods of time and are subject to fines of up to 3,000 dollars for the construction of administrative authorities.
Article 27 Construction units, design units, construction units, engineering units and engineering units violate this provision and do not carry out engineering kits, designs, construction, treasury and completion tests in accordance with the mandatory standards of construction.
In violation of this provision, the construction unit did not pay the special funds for new types of wall material in accordance with the provisions, which were converted by the establishment of administrative authorities to the deadline for the payment of new types of material special funds for the wall and, from the date of lag, had received a five-year lag.
Article 29 provides for the establishment of staff from the executive authorities and other relevant departments to be administratively disposed of in accordance with the law, which constitutes an offence and is criminalized by law:
(i) Excluding, consular, crowding and distributing the special funds for new wall material;
(ii) Removal of specific funds for new types of wall materials, scope, criteria for collection or reduction, mitigation and removal of new wall materials;
(iii) The completion of the clearance process for work that did not meet the standard requirements of the construction section;
(iv) The discovery of new types of wall material development applications that are not subject to law;
(v) Other acts of negligence, abuse of authority, favouring private fraud.
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