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PV in glazed facades Thermal indoor climate Søren Østergaard Jensen Industry and Energy Teknologisk Institut

PV in glazed facades Thermal indoor climate Søren Østergaard Jensen Industry and Energy Teknologisk Institut

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Page 1: PV in glazed facades Thermal indoor climate Søren Østergaard Jensen Industry and Energy Teknologisk Institut

PV in glazed facadesThermal indoor climate

Søren Østergaard JensenIndustry and EnergyTeknologisk Institut

Page 2: PV in glazed facades Thermal indoor climate Søren Østergaard Jensen Industry and Energy Teknologisk Institut

PV in glazed facades

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First some theory

2 and 3 D heat losses

directly transmitted solar radiation

absorption

convection

long wave radiation

infiltrationconduction

reflection

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Simple theory

heat loss – U-value [W/m2K]

directly transmitted light and solar energy

indirectly transmitted solar energy

absorbedsolar energyreflected

solar energy

solar radiation

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transmittance for light – τ-value incoming solar energy – g-value heat loss – U-value

Parameters in the simple theory

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PV-cells have impact on the g-value PV-cells haven’t impact on the U-value the U-value has impact on the g-value

Parameters in the simple theory

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1 pane of clear glass 0.85 2 panes of clear glass 0.75 3 panes of clear glass 0.65 2 panes clear glass with low-e coating 0.60-0.65 Windows with solar screening 0.25-0.50

Examples of g-values

g-value

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The PV cells are mounted in the external pane of a low-e window with Argon between the two glass

Product opening g-value light trans- area mittance Würth WSS0007 8% 0.13 0.06 Würth WSS0008 21% 0.19 0.15 Würth WSS0009 22% 0.20 0.16 MSK / Suntech MST-44T101OU 10% 0.13 0.07 MSK / Suntech MST-50T051OU 4% 0.11 0.04 Interpane – reference panel 31% 0.23 0.22

U-value: 1.2 W/m2K

Windows with PV-cells

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The PV cells are mounted in the external pane of a traditional window with air between the two glass

Product opening g-value light trans- area mittance Würth WSS0007 8% 0.23 0.07 Würth WSS0008 21% 0.30 0.16 Würth WSS0009 22% 0.30 0.17 MSK / Suntech MST-44T101OU 10% 0.23 0.07 MSK / Suntech MST-50T051OU 4% 0.20 0.04 Interpane – reference panel 31% 0.34 0.23

U-value: 2.8 W/m2K

Windows with PV-cells

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Example: small office building

Heated floor area: 650 m2

Window area: 31 % of heated floor area

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Influence of the g-værdi

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Cold down fall

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U-valueWindow: 1,5 W/m²KWall: 0,2-0,4 W/m²K

”Cold down fall”

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Solar shading

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Solar shading

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g-valueNu 0.17Suncool 0.32Float 0.65

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PowerShades