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9781873936740 Solar Energy in
Building Renovation
9783540313458 Solar Electric Power
Generation -
Photovoltaic Energy
Systems
9783540236764 Photovoltaic Solar
Energy Generation
PV systems
Okt. 1997 architects,
builders,
designers,
engineers,
students
involved with
BIPV
Maj 2006 Studerende,
ingeniører
Jul. 2005 Akademiker
The first in this series of four brochures introduces the
main strategies and considerations in solar design. The
other three brochures cover major renovation concepts:
glazed balconies and galleries; solar walls and
transparent insulation; and solar collectors.;The
brochures, as a set, provide an introduction to the
possibilities and preconditions necessary for the use of
each technology, principal considerations for their
successful implementation and use, information on
savings and costs, and some concluding advice and
basic rules.
examines the various technical parameters of
photovoltaic systems. Study of performance and yield
(including optical, thermal, and electrical parameters
and interfaces) are analyzed. The net energy balance of
photovoltaic systems - from production, operation and
maintenance, to recycling - is explored. Professor
Krauter demonstrates how the importance of accurate
yield calculations, optimal system performance, and
new prototypes aid in cost reductions. The potential of
solar electric power generation as a means to
significantly reduce CO2 emissions is also detailed. In
addition, various locations for the production and
installation of photovoltaic power plants are considered
- with surprising results. Examples, tables and figures
are included.
This comprehensive description and discussion of
photovoltaics (PV) is presented at a level that makes it
accessible to the interested academic. Starting with an
historical overview, the text outlines the relevance of
photovoltaics today and in the future. Then follows an
introduction to the physical background of solar cells
and the most important materials and technologies,
with particular emphasis placed on future
developments and prospects. The book goes beyond
technology by also describing the path from the cell to
the module to the system, proceeding to important
applications such as grid-connected and stand-alone
systems. The composition and development of the
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