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Performance Assessment of Prefabricated Integrated Facade Systems on Energy Conservation
This study presents an examination of prefabricated facades in energy conservation projects, with a specific focus on building integrated photovoltaic (BIPV) facades cost competitiveness and cases analysis. The research encompasses four case studies of prefabricated facades and three cases of BIPV facades. The study's primary aim is to evaluate improvements that can be done by modular façade on buildings energy conservation based on various parameters, including energy utilisation before and after renovation, energy saving percentage, BIPV integration, PV system nominal power, power density and BIPV extra cost. The four case studies of prefabricated facade energy consumption data were collected before and after the renovation, permitting side-by-side assessment of each system's potential for reducing energy use. Additionally, the study examines the energy saving percentage achieved through the implementation of those facades. Furthermore, the study investigates three case studies of BIPV facades, which integrate photovoltaic technology into the building envelope. The research focuses on evaluating the competitiveness of PV systems facades by determining various cost-related factors. The study considers the additional costs associated with integrating BIPV systems into the facades and evaluates the levelized cost of energy (LCOE) to compare long-term economic viability of BIPV facades with traditional renovation approaches. These findings provide a comprehensive understanding of the economic implications and cost-effectiveness of implementing BIPV facades in the examined buildings’ models. The results of this study offer valuable insights into the energy-saving potential, performance, and economic feasibility of modular facades with a particular emphasis on BIPV facades or renewable energy resources. The findings contribute to the body of knowledge in the field of sustainable building renovation, aiding decision-makers, architects, and stakeholders in making informed choices regarding the implementation of ...
Performance Assessment of Prefabricated Integrated Facade Systems on Energy Conservation
This study presents an examination of prefabricated facades in energy conservation projects, with a specific focus on building integrated photovoltaic (BIPV) facades cost competitiveness and cases analysis. The research encompasses four case studies of prefabricated facades and three cases of BIPV facades. The study's primary aim is to evaluate improvements that can be done by modular façade on buildings energy conservation based on various parameters, including energy utilisation before and after renovation, energy saving percentage, BIPV integration, PV system nominal power, power density and BIPV extra cost. The four case studies of prefabricated facade energy consumption data were collected before and after the renovation, permitting side-by-side assessment of each system's potential for reducing energy use. Additionally, the study examines the energy saving percentage achieved through the implementation of those facades. Furthermore, the study investigates three case studies of BIPV facades, which integrate photovoltaic technology into the building envelope. The research focuses on evaluating the competitiveness of PV systems facades by determining various cost-related factors. The study considers the additional costs associated with integrating BIPV systems into the facades and evaluates the levelized cost of energy (LCOE) to compare long-term economic viability of BIPV facades with traditional renovation approaches. These findings provide a comprehensive understanding of the economic implications and cost-effectiveness of implementing BIPV facades in the examined buildings’ models. The results of this study offer valuable insights into the energy-saving potential, performance, and economic feasibility of modular facades with a particular emphasis on BIPV facades or renewable energy resources. The findings contribute to the body of knowledge in the field of sustainable building renovation, aiding decision-makers, architects, and stakeholders in making informed choices regarding the implementation of ...
Performance Assessment of Prefabricated Integrated Facade Systems on Energy Conservation
Kamel, Ahmed (Autor:in)
01.01.2023
URN:NBN:fi:amk-2023093026610
Hochschulschrift
Elektronische Ressource
Englisch
renewable energy sources , solar energy , energy efficiency , facades , Master's Degree Programme in Construction and Real Estate Management , buildings , fi=Rakennus- ja yhdyskuntatekniikka|sv=Byggnads- och samhällsteknik|en=Civil and Construction Engineering| , construction , energy consumption (energy technology)
DDC:
690
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