Vol. 1 No. 1 (2024)
Volume 1, Number 1

Articles

Research on Optimization of Industrial Building Facades Integrating With Photovoltaic Power

Published 01.12.2024

  • Hailong Chai
    • ,
  • Jingya Zeng

Hailong Chai
Department of Architecture and Urban Studies, Politecnico di Milano

Jingya Zeng
School of Geography, Queen Mary University, London

Abstract

Industrial buildings are important production carriers in urban space, but they also have problems such as high production energy consumption, serious environmental pollution, and poor built interface, which have attracted much attention. Building environment optimization and energy structure adjustment have become the focus of industrial building research. In the context of the national carbon neutral policy, this paper studies the impact of industrial buildings on the urban environment, combines photovoltaic power generation technology, explores the integrated design strategy of CdTe generation glass and industrial building facades, and uses the southwest cement plant project in Lijiang, Yunnan as an example, a practical study was carried out, aiming to use industrial building facade resources to improve the aesthetics and functionality of the building facade at the urban interface of the park. Research shows that the strong plasticity of CdTe photovoltaic glass can not only provide necessary power energy for industrial buildings and optimize the building's energy structure, but its color and material ductility can also improve the aesthetics of industrial building facades. This article provides certain reference and reference significance for subsequent related research.

Keywords

industrial Buildings, photovoltaic, industrial Facade, building integrated photovoltaic( BIPV), CdTe Photovoltaic Glasses

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