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Energyproducingbuildings 160713101957
Energyproducingbuildings 160713101957
PRODUCING
Seminar BUILDINGS
On:
Submitted By- Rohit Arora
M.Tech Structural Engineering
NIT Patna
Roll No-1523019
INTRODUCTION
In today's energy hungry world where the
concepts of zero energy buildings and green
buildings are coming up which reduces the
energy consumption to bare minimum, a new
concept of energy producing building can be
introduced. Energy producing buildings not only
consume less energy but also they produces
energy on their own.
In this lecture,
Buildings integrated with wind turbines
Glass panels with photovoltaic cells
Will be discussed.
BUILDINGS INTEGRATED WITH WIND
TURBINES
In this case buildings are positioned in such a way that they act
as a diffuser for the wind turbine. Many tests were carried out
on horizontal axes wind turbines in ring shaped diffusers. This
combination results in a high aerodynamic efficiency compared
to other possibilities. The diffuser needs to be long in order to
generate an appreciable gain in aerodynamic efficiency. The
common shape of the diffuser augmented wind turbine is not
very suitable for the built environment. Because of that a
combination of “diffuser” and “ duct” is often applied.
Fig- The two towers of Bahrain World Trade Centre are not in same
vertical plane. The inclination generates diffusion effect thus
concentrating wind force towards the central wind turbines. This
increases the efficiency of building integrated wind turbines.
Fig-Wind Simulation on Bahrain World Trade Centre. The
red part shows high wind intensity and the blue colour
shows low wind intensity areas
Pearl River Tower is a 71-story, 309.6 m, clean technology
neofuturistic skyscraper at the junction of Jinsui
Road/Zhujiang Avenue West, Tianhe District, Guangzhou,
China.
Locating wind turbines in building facades
(Along edges of building)
Many of these building integrated wind energy systems use the concept
of Wind Assisted Rotor Platform (WARP). These consist of small wind
turbines mounted to the exterior of an aerodynamically shaped
building. The saddle ridge shaped modules swirl around the building to
channel and amplify the flows of wind
Fig- Wind turbines integrated
along the edges into a Chicago
parking.
Kinetica Apartments, Dalston building, London
Locating on the building rooftop
For locating on the roof it has to be kept in mind that the flow
separates at the leading roof edge and has an angle of about 30-40
degrees to the horizontal roof. For a Darrieus turbine this effect will
be less important. For common tip speeds the blades will experience
an almost horizontal flow. On a HAWT the tilt will have a larger
influence. The airfoils will stall, the aerodynamic efficiency will
decrease and the rotor load will be non-uniform. So the Darrieus
turbine seems preferable for locating on the roof of buildings.
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The-Folly-of-Building-Integrated-Wind
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power-source.html
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produce-50-times-more-energy-than-conventional-solar.html
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