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基本説明
This volume is the DETAIL Practice series is an illustrated guide to the technical, design, and constructional aspects of integrating solar plants into buildings.
Full Description
As a critical component in the mix of regenerative energies, photovoltaics help slow the progress of climate change and furnish the earth with a long-term and affordable supply of energy. They are fascinating, with their ability to produce electricity seemingly from "nothing," silently, cleanly, and virtually maintenance-free. As a building-integrated technology, photovoltaics have their ideal point of use precisely where electricity is needed and utilize existing spaces and wiring. Yet the scale of current applications of photovoltaics still lags far behind their potential, despite the fact that manufacturers already offer a wide range of different technologies and products. The principal culprits are design and constructional problems as well as issues related to planning law and building regulations. This volume in the DETAIL Practice series is an illustrated guide to the technical, design, and constructional aspects of integrating solar plants into buildings. The chapter on building law, a glossary, and additional sources and directories point the way for further study. Impeccably realized example projects round out the book with demonstrations of the various options for installing photovoltaics on roofs and facades.
Contents
IntroductionGenerating and using solar electricity11 The sun as a source of energy14 Solar cells - turning light into electricity19 Modules22 Efficiency25 Photovoltaic systems26 System technology29 Yields and economics32 EcologyDesigning with photovoltaics35 Features of crystalline photovoltaics36 Differences between traditional and PV materials and products39 Photovoltaics and its relationship with the building40 Design strategies41 Design options46 Transparency, Design potentialConstruction and integration50 Designing with photovoltaics52 Fixing55 Roof installations62 Facade installations66 Sunshade installationsTechnical rules and building legislation71 Type approval of PV modules - Electrical installation and safety72 An overview of building legislation73 Building products and forms of construction76 Non-regulated building products and forms of construction77 Experimental testing79 Fire protectionPhotovoltaics case studies82 Federal Environment Agency offices in Dessau84 Institute premises in Beijing87 Local government offices in Ludesch90 Paul Horn Arena in Tubingen92 Sports hall in Burgweinting94 Mixed commercial and residential building in Munich97 Additional residential storeys and new office buildingin Darmstadt100 Private house in HegenloheAppendix103 Glossary106 Standards, directives, statutory instruments andrecommendations (selection)107 Bibliography108 Manufacturers, companies and trade associations (selection)109 Index111 Picture credits.
