Shapes Of Energy-Active Segments Of Steel Buildings
Author(s): |
Z. Kowal
M. Siedlecka R. Piotrowski K. Brzezińska K. Otwinowska A. Szychowski |
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Medium: | journal article |
Language(s): | English |
Published in: | Archives of Civil Engineering, September 2015, n. 3, v. 61 |
Page(s): | 119-132 |
DOI: | 10.1515/ace-2015-0029 |
Abstract: |
The study presents the summary of the knowledge of energy-active segments of steel buildings adapted to obtain electrical energy (EE) and thermal energy (TE) from solar radiation, and to transport and store TE. The study shows a general concept of the design of energy-active segments, which are separated from conventional segments in the way that allows the equipment installation and replacement. Exemplary solutions for the design of energy-active segments, optimised with respect to the principle of minimum thermal strain and maximum structural capacity and reliability were given [34]. The following options of the building covers were considered: 1) regular structure, 2) reduced structure, 3) basket structure, 4) structure with a tie, high-pitched to allow snow sliding down the roof to enhance TE and EE obtainment. The essential task described in the study is the optimal adaptation of energy-active segments in large-volume buildings for extraction, transportation and storage of energy from solar radiation. |
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