New solar thermal collectors with triangular and trapezoidal shapes and different colours (red, blue, green etc.) were developed in the Renewable Energy Systems and Recycling Research Centre, R&D Institute of the Transilvania University of Brasov, Romania to increase their architectural acceptance when integrated in buildings façades. An indoor testing rig was developed to assess: a) the performance of the new solar thermal collectors vertically installed on the façade, b) the influence of the façade integrated solar thermal collectors on the building envelope and thus on the indoor thermal comfort, c) the influence of the building envelope on the solar thermal collectors efficiency. The design process of the indoor testing rig is presented...
This study looks at the use of façade integrated solar collectors in Norwegian buildings. One wall c...
Development of technologies, materials, support systems, and coatings has made the integration of so...
One key component of the energy demand in the built environment is the thermal energy required for d...
New solar thermal collectors with triangular and trapezoidal shapes and different colours (red, blue...
In this study a novel building integrated photovoltaic/thermal (BIPVT) solar collector was developed...
Present trends on solar thermal systems for building integration define the need of integrated solar...
AbstractPerforated solar walls pre-heat the fresh air introduced in the building when the air is for...
The recent increased interest in renewable energy has created a need for research in the area of sol...
Building façades and roofs receive significant amounts of solar radiation that can be used to genera...
This paper documents the performance of three different active flat plate solar thermal air collecto...
AbstractBIPV/T collectors incorporated into building envelopes can be used to replace conventional b...
Due to the up-front costs of add-on solar collection systems, the cost-effectiveness of solar energy...
AbstractArchitectural acceptance of façade integrated solar-thermal arrays requires novel solutions ...
This flyer describes EURAC research that has designed and set up an innovative test rig, which enabl...
Because of the up-front costs of add-on solar collection systems, the cost-effectiveness of solar en...
This study looks at the use of façade integrated solar collectors in Norwegian buildings. One wall c...
Development of technologies, materials, support systems, and coatings has made the integration of so...
One key component of the energy demand in the built environment is the thermal energy required for d...
New solar thermal collectors with triangular and trapezoidal shapes and different colours (red, blue...
In this study a novel building integrated photovoltaic/thermal (BIPVT) solar collector was developed...
Present trends on solar thermal systems for building integration define the need of integrated solar...
AbstractPerforated solar walls pre-heat the fresh air introduced in the building when the air is for...
The recent increased interest in renewable energy has created a need for research in the area of sol...
Building façades and roofs receive significant amounts of solar radiation that can be used to genera...
This paper documents the performance of three different active flat plate solar thermal air collecto...
AbstractBIPV/T collectors incorporated into building envelopes can be used to replace conventional b...
Due to the up-front costs of add-on solar collection systems, the cost-effectiveness of solar energy...
AbstractArchitectural acceptance of façade integrated solar-thermal arrays requires novel solutions ...
This flyer describes EURAC research that has designed and set up an innovative test rig, which enabl...
Because of the up-front costs of add-on solar collection systems, the cost-effectiveness of solar en...
This study looks at the use of façade integrated solar collectors in Norwegian buildings. One wall c...
Development of technologies, materials, support systems, and coatings has made the integration of so...
One key component of the energy demand in the built environment is the thermal energy required for d...