Thermal performance of a solar façade system for building ventilation in the southeast of Mexico

Hernández-López, I.; Xamán, J.; Zavala-Guillén, I.; Hernández-Pérez, I.; Moreno-Bernal, Pedro; Chávez, Y.

doi:10.1016/j.renene.2019.06.026

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“…The building sector is responsible for more than one-third of the global total energy consumption and about 40% of CO 2 emissions [1], and various technologies, such as solar facades [2][3][4], climate-adaptive building shells [5], and algae façades [6,7], have been applied to reduce the energy demand and carbon footprint of buildings. The algae façade as a green façade system, as a recently-emerged technology, has received significant attention in the field of high-performance buildings [8], and integrating microalgae culture systems into buildings is believed to offer advantages such as a reduced ecological footprint [8][9][10], bio-fuel production [11][12][13][14][15][16], decreased energy consumption in both building and bioreactor [6,17,18], adaptable shading [19,20], acoustical insulation, and economic and environmental viability [8,9].…”

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Multi-objective optimization of building-integrated microalgae photobioreactors for energy and daylighting performance

Talaei

Mahdavinejad

Azari

et al. 2021

Journal of Building Engineering

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confidence: 99%

Multi-objective optimization of building-integrated microalgae photobioreactors for energy and daylighting performance

Talaei

Mahdavinejad

Azari

et al. 2021

Journal of Building Engineering

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“…The high windows that can be opened and closed, the high-rise porch and the glass roof together constitute the greenhouse effect and the chimney effect. While improving sunlight and obtaining more solar energy in winter, it is also beneficial to natural ventilation in summer [7][8][9].…”

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Passive solar energy building in mountain residence: Strategies and design

Liu

2021

THERM SCI

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Mountain dwellings rely strongly on topographical conditions and are sometimes limited by terrain. A strateg is proposed for a passive solar building design in a Taihang mountainous area to utilize flexibly good sunshine and natural ventilation for the building and to organize a shady courtyard next to the mountain to form a cold source of the outdoor environment. This design has made a positive attempt for the application of passive solar building strategies to mountain dwellings.

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“…Furthermore, other passive strategies to reduce cooling needs have been studied recently, such as implementing solar facades (Hernández-López et al, 2020) and the influence of thermal inertia (Avendaño-Vera, Martinez-Soto, & Marincioni, 2020) in tropical climates. In a tropical wet zone in southeast Mexico, a room with a solar facade's thermal behavior was numerically assessed for a typical summer and winter day (Hernández-López et al, 2020). By implementing computational fluid dynamic analyses, the effects and impact of vents' size, inlet air location, channel width, wall thickness, and materials were analyzed to optimize solar facade configuration.…”

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Mejoras al desempeño energético en edificaciones abordando los desafíos actuales del demand-side: Una revisión de contribuciones de Latinoamérica

2020

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Debido a la actual crisis energética mundial y como resultado de los acuerdos de las naciones participantes, se han establecido medidas por las Naciones Unidas para superar los desafíos relacionados. A pesar de los esfuerzos para incluir a los países subdesarrollados en dicho proceso de decisión, la mayoría de las contribuciones continúan estando inclinadas al hemisferio norte. Así, este trabajo se enfoca en destacar los esfuerzos realizados por los países Latinoamericanos (LA), entre 2018-2020, para contribuir específicamente en las mejoras en el desempeño energético en edificaciones para abordar los desafíos actuales del lado de la demanda. Dichos desafíos están relacionados con la gestión de la demanda: (i) picos de demanda no controlados y (ii) capacidad de transmisión y distribución insuficiente en la red eléctrica. Las contribuciones de LA se clasifican en independientes, colaboración y aplicación. Los estudios también se clasificaron en teóricos, experimentales, ambos y revisiones. La metodología de filtrado de dos etapas implementada dio como resultado un total de 176 documentos como lista inicial. Al centrarse sólo en los aspectos relacionados con los ocupantes, las soluciones pasivas y de bajo consumo y las técnicas de previsión para edificios inteligentes, la lista procesada dio como resultado un total de 73 estudios. Los resultados mostraron que los esfuerzos realizados por los países LA residen en su mayoría en la implementación de estrategias previamente desarrolladas y propuestas por países desarrollados, para realizar estudios de caso como independiente o en colaboración. Finalmente, se presenta un análisis FODA para analizar más los resultados.

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Thermal performance of a solar façade system for building ventilation in the southeast of Mexico

Cited by 18 publications

References 33 publications

Multi-objective optimization of building-integrated microalgae photobioreactors for energy and daylighting performance

Multi-objective optimization of building-integrated microalgae photobioreactors for energy and daylighting performance

Passive solar energy building in mountain residence: Strategies and design

Mejoras al desempeño energético en edificaciones abordando los desafíos actuales del demand-side: Una revisión de contribuciones de Latinoamérica

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