Building Integrated Photovoltaic Glazing system
This application for building began to use in 1970s. At that time Aluminium-framed
photovoltaic modules were connected to buildings that were usually in remote
areas without access to an electric power grid. In the 1980s photovoltaic
module add-ons to roofs began being demonstrated. In the 1990s BIPV
construction products specially designed to be integrated into a building
envelope became commercially available.
In this global
warming time, Major concern is to reduce environmental pollution, energy
saving, finding an alternative source for electricity generation, etc. and
therefore renewable and sustainable energy is becoming the most important thing
to focus. Building integrated photovoltaic system helps to do so.BIPV system contributes to developing net-zero
energy buildings.
Building
integrated photovoltaic system helps the buildings to generate their own
electricity by transforming the whole building into a solar panel. Photovoltaic glazing is a technology which
converts the sunlight into electricity.It serves two purpose at the same
time such as provide outer layer to the building structure and generate
electricity. It helps to save materials and electricity costs, reduce pollution
and add good appearance to the building.
These systems
usually installed on utility-grid-connected building in areas with centralized
power station. If you want to install these systems then you have to plan
during the architectural design stage and added during the initial construction phase.
Various types of
integrated photovoltaic systems are available in markets and mainly bifurcated
into two categories.
Ø Façade
system: such as curtain
wall products, spandrel panels and glazing.
Ø Roof
system: such as tiles,
shingles and skylights.
In this BIPV
system main element is photovoltaic module, this module is the interconnections
of many individual solar cells. These modules are hung together in a series
with cables and wires to form a photovoltaic array. The sunlight shining on solar
panels induces the photovoltaic effect and unregulated DC electrical power
generates. This DC power can be used, stored in a battery system. This can be
fed into an inverter that transforms the DC power into electricity.
In last I can say
that it the best technology to generate electricity with low-cost. In the
future, BIVP system will play a promising role in electrical energy generation.
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Blog written by
Shruti Doshi
Technical Officer
– Sanghi Cement & Blogger
Blog Managed by
Nirav Pandya
Digital Marketing
Officer – Sanghi Cement
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