Arch6026 - Building Systems II (2000/2001) Energy and Environmental Systems for Green Buildings Lecture 07 - Renewable Energy Systems.

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Arch Building Systems II (2000/2001) Energy and Environmental Systems for Green Buildings Lecture 07 - Renewable Energy Systems

Contents zBasic Concepts zActive Solar zPhotovoltaics zWind Energy zOther Renewables RE

* Artwork by Allison Allen Phillips, Grade 6, Thurston Middle School, Laguna Beach, California

Basic Concepts zCommon renewables ysolar ywind ybiomass yenergy from waste ygeothermal yhydro ywave and tidal yocean thermal

Basic Concepts zRenewables for buildings ysolar energy xpassive (low energy architecture) xactive (solar thermal) xphotovoltaics yother renewables xwind (using buildings to harvest wind energy) xgeothermal (e.g. hot springs) xsmall hydros (e.g. water wheels) yhybrid systems (e.g. PV + wind + diesel)

Passive solar (e.g. skylight) Active solar (solar hot water) Photovoltaics Integration of solar energy systems in buildings

Active Solar zAlso called ‘solar thermal’ zCommon applications ysolar hot water (domestic or non-domestic) yswimming pool heating yspace heating or air preheating ysolar air-conditioning xusing absorption or desiccant cooling system yelectricity generation xusing steam plant and concentrator

Simplified schematic of a solar hot water system

Design of solar collectors

Basic structure of a flat-plate solar collector

Heat transfer processes at a flat-plate solar collector

Photovoltaics zPhotovoltaics (PV) yconvert sunlight into direct current electricity using a semi-conductor device xmaterials: crystalline and amorphous silicon (sand) yapplications: xconsumer products (e.g. calculator, radio) xremote-site (e.g. remote telecom and weather station) xcentral power generation xbuilding-integrated systems

Principles of photovoltaic cells

PV cells, modules and arrays

PV installations in buildings Array Tilt angle = latitude ( o ) + 15 o * Locate array in an unshaded area facing the equator (a) Roof (horizontal) (b) Facades (vertical)

Efficiency and price of PV modules Current price = US$4-5/Watt (panel only)

Wind Energy zDesign factors ylocation: inland or off-shore xe.g. wind farm ywind turbines: horizontal or vertical axis ywind speed xcut-in = 3-5 m/s; shut-down = m/s zEnvironmental impact ye.g. noise, visual, interference

Off-shore wind turbines Wind turbines on inland or islands Vertical axis wind turbines

Project Zed - London Dutch pavilion, EXPO 2000 Hannover

Power curve and noise level of wind turbines Cut- in Shut- down

Other Renewables zBiomass yusing wood, agricultural residues as a fuel yenergy from waste incineration or digestion ylandfil gas, biogas and biofuel zSmall hydro yin mountain areas or rivers zGeothermal - earth heat zWave, tidal, ocean thermal energy

Use of landfil gas for electricity and heat

Small hydro system (example)

Other Renewables zDesign strategy yassessment of the potential xsolar, wind, hydro, geothermal, etc xeither on the site, or off (near) the site yeconomic analysis xinvestment/finance required xenergy generated, running costs yintegration xwith the building xamong the systems