In this experimental study, the performance of ventilated double-pane glazing integrated with semi-transparent solar cells under the subtropical climate of Hong Kong has been investigated. The effects of a photovoltaic (PV) ventilated glazing system on the built environment – including heat and light transmission, thermal and visual comfort, and electricity generation – were analyzed and discussed. While the energy saving potential of PV glazing on air-conditioning demands was found promising, the same on daylight utilization was much inferior to the absorptive glazing applica-tions. The purpose of the study was to gain experience on better use of the semi-transparent PV ventilated glazing technology, and on the energy/cost saving potential...
The demand for energy efficiency of buildings and on-site electricity production is rising. Building...
Energy efficient glazing is necessary to reduce heat gains or losses that contribute to the high-en...
When integrating photovoltaics into building windows, the photovoltaic glazing modules inhibit the f...
202310 bckwAccepted ManuscriptOthersThe Hong Kong Polytechnic UniversityPublishedGreen (AAM
Ventilated building-integrated photovoltaic (BIPV) facades can not only generate electricity at the ...
This paper studied the thermal and power performances of a ventilated photovoltaic facade under diff...
The development of smart windows for residential and commercial buildings is an attractive way to de...
This work reviews the recent achieved advancement in semi-transparent photovoltaics (STPV) glazing s...
Photovoltaic semi-transparent materials (STPV) integrated into glazing systems can offer good poten...
Photovoltaic semi-transparent materials (STPV) integrated into glazing systems can offer good poten...
Photovoltaic semi-transparent materials (STPV) integrated into glazing systems can offer good poten...
Photovoltaic semi-transparent materials (STPV) integrated into glazing systems can offer good poten...
In subtropical Hong Kong, clear glass is normally used as the translucent material for external wind...
Energy efficient glazing is necessary to reduce heat gains or losses that contribute to the high-en...
This is the final version of the article. Available from Elsevier via the DOI in this record.In supp...
The demand for energy efficiency of buildings and on-site electricity production is rising. Building...
Energy efficient glazing is necessary to reduce heat gains or losses that contribute to the high-en...
When integrating photovoltaics into building windows, the photovoltaic glazing modules inhibit the f...
202310 bckwAccepted ManuscriptOthersThe Hong Kong Polytechnic UniversityPublishedGreen (AAM
Ventilated building-integrated photovoltaic (BIPV) facades can not only generate electricity at the ...
This paper studied the thermal and power performances of a ventilated photovoltaic facade under diff...
The development of smart windows for residential and commercial buildings is an attractive way to de...
This work reviews the recent achieved advancement in semi-transparent photovoltaics (STPV) glazing s...
Photovoltaic semi-transparent materials (STPV) integrated into glazing systems can offer good poten...
Photovoltaic semi-transparent materials (STPV) integrated into glazing systems can offer good poten...
Photovoltaic semi-transparent materials (STPV) integrated into glazing systems can offer good poten...
Photovoltaic semi-transparent materials (STPV) integrated into glazing systems can offer good poten...
In subtropical Hong Kong, clear glass is normally used as the translucent material for external wind...
Energy efficient glazing is necessary to reduce heat gains or losses that contribute to the high-en...
This is the final version of the article. Available from Elsevier via the DOI in this record.In supp...
The demand for energy efficiency of buildings and on-site electricity production is rising. Building...
Energy efficient glazing is necessary to reduce heat gains or losses that contribute to the high-en...
When integrating photovoltaics into building windows, the photovoltaic glazing modules inhibit the f...