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课程名称：DIY - 2020年自建集装箱房屋课程 课程概述： 本课程全面探讨了在2020年自建集装箱房屋的可行性，提供了构建过程中的注意事项和建议。课程强调了在建设自己的集装箱房屋时必须避免的错误和必须遵循的原则，以确保节省时间、金钱和精力。通过更好的规划，你将能够为建设项目节省超过500美元的费用。 课程背景： 在过去十年中，使用堆积的集装箱作为模块化建筑单元的想法逐渐形成，这些集装箱被用于建造办公室和住宅，解决了全球各地港口集装箱存放问题。自2005年以来，许多建筑师和工人开始利用这个盈余资源，回收集装箱。一个标准集装箱包含2.4吨钢材，回收处理这些钢材需要8000千瓦时的电能，而将其改造成家庭住宅仅需400千瓦时。 课程内容： - 每个集装箱的规格：宽2.4米，长12米，高2.5米，二手集装箱价格从2000美元到10000美元不等。 - 结构工程师指出，集装箱的强度超过传统房屋框架，因其对“侧向负荷”（例如飓风和地震）的抵抗力，以及钢与钢焊接的特点。 - 课中讨论集装箱房屋的节能特性，提到适当的外层涂层可以有效反射外部辐射，保持室内热量，并提供良好的空气渗透屏障。 通过本课程，你将获得建设集装箱房屋所需的实用知识和技巧，以确保你的建设项目顺利进行，实现环保与节能的双重目标。
Up to Date as at: January 2020.Shipping Container Homes in 2020, why or why not?Do's and Don'ts When Building a Shipping Container Home.Learn the things to avoid and the things you must do when building your own shipping container home. You will save a lot of sleepless nights, time and money by just planning your building process better.You can save more than $500 on your building project by applying the information covered in this course. Why should you look into this course?Over the last 10 years, an idea evolved to use stockpiled shipping containers as modular units for building office space as well as domestic homes. Because these empty hefty steel boxes are piling up in ports around the world and posing a storage problem. Since 2005 several architects and builders are taking advantage of this surplus to recycle the containers.Looking at a container has 2 metric tons of steel which will take 8000 kwh of energy to melt down and make new beams. The process of modifying that entire 2 metric tons of steel into a higher and better use domestic home only takes 400 kwh of electrical energy (or 5%). This takes a bit more muscle and planning but we feel is that next step up for better Re-cycling.Each long container measures 2.4 m wide by 12 m long by 2.5 m tall. Depending on the quality of a used shipping container, it could set you back anything from $2,000 - $10,000 per container.According to structural engineers, these units are stronger than conventional house framing because of their resistance to "lateral loads" - those seen in hurricanes and earthquakes - and because steel is basically welded to steel. The roof is strong enough to support the extra weight of a green roof - which has vegetation growing on it - if the owner should want it.As for their energy efficiency, they claim that when the appropriate coatings are installed, the envelope reflects about 95 percent of outside radiation, resists the loss of interior heat, provides an excellent air infiltration barrier and does not allow water to migrate in.When applying a standard exterior siding to a house, the finished house is virtually indistinguishable from conventional housing.
