Titlebook: Building Integrated Photovoltaics; A Handbook Simon Roberts,Nicolò Guariento Book 2009Latest edition Birkhäuser Basel 2009 architects.build

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Simon Roberts,Nicolò GuarientoIncludes the most recent products and systems.Explains the installation of various façade systems.Contains clear construction details.Information on maintenance and replacement

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Vladimir P. Gerdt,Alexander N. Prokopenyalthough new materials are being developed. PV cells need to be encapsulated and are connected as a group into a larger DC electrical unit called a module (also known as a PV panel). A group of modules is referred to as a PV array. To capture the maximum of sunlight, PV arrays are designed for outdoor use and need to be durable (Fig. 2.1).

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Gheorghe Adam,Ján Buša,Michal Hnatičk, a 73 kW. BIPV façade ., is highly optimised for solar collection: facing south, next to a car park, so free from any shading, and with a façade tilted 30° back from vertical for a better angle to the noon sun.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-15-3615-1onal curtain-wall construction is the stick system, where mullions and transoms are assembled on site, which is the subject of this chapter. Unitised curtain walls are delivered to site as pre-assembled large panels, fully glazed, for speedy installation. This system is covered in Chapter 8.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-38869-4This handbook is aimed at architects and designers. Its main objective is to address PV technology as one more building-cladding option from an architect’s point of view. Most examples here are of new buildings, but the guidance is equally relevant for renovation of existing buildings.