Thermal comfort analysis of building assisted with Photo Voltaic Trombe wall
Maintaining indoor climatic conditions of buildings compatible with the occupant comfort by consuming minimum energy, especially in a tropical climate becomes a challenging problem for researchers. This paper aims to investigate this problem by evaluating the effect of different kind of Photovoltaic...
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doaj-f8c412f1930445ea9fcd3de74fc1b0662021-02-02T01:34:51ZengEDP SciencesMATEC Web of Conferences2261-236X2016-01-01380200310.1051/matecconf/20163802003matecconf_ses2016_02003Thermal comfort analysis of building assisted with Photo Voltaic Trombe wallIrshad Kashif0Habib Khairul1Thirumalaiswamy Nagarajan2Kareem M.W.3Department of Mechanical Engineering, Universiti Teknologi PETRONASDepartment of Mechanical Engineering, Universiti Teknologi PETRONASDepartment of Mechanical Engineering, Universiti Teknologi PETRONASDepartment of Mechanical Engineering, Universiti Teknologi PETRONASMaintaining indoor climatic conditions of buildings compatible with the occupant comfort by consuming minimum energy, especially in a tropical climate becomes a challenging problem for researchers. This paper aims to investigate this problem by evaluating the effect of different kind of Photovoltaic Trombe wall system (PV-TW) on thermal comfort, energy consumption and CO2 emission. A detailed simulation model of a single room building integrated with PV-TW was modelled using TRNSYS software. Results show that 14-35% PMV index and 26-38% PPD index reduces as system shifted from SPV-TW to DGPV-TW as compared to normal buildings. Thermal comfort indexes (PMV and PPD) lie in the recommended range of ASHARE for both DPV-TW and DGPV-TW except for the few months when RH%, solar radiation intensity and ambient temperature were high. Moreover PVTW system significantly reduces energy consumption and CO2 emission of the building and also 2-4.8 °C of temperature differences between indoor and outdoor climate of building was examined.http://dx.doi.org/10.1051/matecconf/20163802003 |
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Thermal comfort analysis of building assisted with Photo Voltaic Trombe
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Thermal comfort analysis of building assisted with Photo Voltaic Trombe
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Maintaining indoor climatic conditions of buildings compatible with the occupant comfort by consuming minimum energy, especially in a tropical climate becomes a challenging problem for researchers. This paper aims to investigate this problem by evaluating the effect of different kind of Photovoltaic Trombe wall system (PV-TW) on thermal comfort, energy consumption and CO2 emission. A detailed simulation model of a single room building integrated with PV-TW was modelled using TRNSYS software. Results show that 14-35% PMV index and 26-38% PPD index reduces as system shifted from SPV-TW to DGPV-TW as compared to normal buildings. Thermal comfort indexes (PMV and PPD) lie in the recommended range of ASHARE for both DPV-TW and DGPV-TW except for the few months when RH%, solar radiation intensity and ambient temperature were high. Moreover PVTW system significantly reduces energy consumption and CO2 emission of the building and also 2-4.8 °C of temperature differences between indoor and outdoor climate of building was examined. |
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