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3.2 Samsung Institute of Engineering and ConstructionTechnology(SIECT), KihungThis building integrated with <strong>PV</strong> systems was introducedin 1997. It is located in Yongin (37.3 o North, 126.6 oEast), Kyunggi-do, south of Seoul. Figure 5 shows thesouth-west elevation of the building. The installed <strong>PV</strong>systems have the total capacity of 100kWp and weredesigned and manufactured by Samsung Electronics andPilkington. The <strong>PV</strong> modules of single crystalline siliconwith a capacity of 40kWp integrated into buildingsunshades attached on its south wall. The 60kWpcapacity of polycrystalline silicon was applied to thebuilding roof (48kWp) and penthouse (12kWp). The <strong>PV</strong>systems applied into this building are connected to gridsystem, but the <strong>PV</strong> system is not designed to feedelectricity into the grid.A <strong>PV</strong> sunshades(C in Figure 6) on each floor consists of19 <strong>PV</strong> panels, each of which has the dimension of 117cmby 247cm. The panels fixed to the south wall are inclinedat 55 o to the horizontal, even though the optimum anglecould be 32 o according to simulation results (Yoo et al,1997). The <strong>PV</strong> sunshades work as a shading device thatcan block excessive direct sunlight during the summertime, while producing electricity for the building use. Asthe <strong>PV</strong> panels are semi-transparent, it is possible to admita specific amount of light into the adjacent buildinginterior (Figure 7). Figure 8 shows the detail of thesunshades attached on the south wall.Figure 5 South-west view of SICECT buildingFigure 6 West elevation of SICECT buildingFigure 7 Sunshades of SICECT buildingThe <strong>PV</strong> systems installed on roof top shape waved inconsidering aesthetic aspect (A and B in Figure 6). Thesizes of the installed <strong>PV</strong> modules are 13m x 20 m and13m x 14.4m. The <strong>PV</strong> systems installed on penthousehave 15 <strong>PV</strong> panels, each of which has a moduledimension of 113cm x 502cm. The <strong>PV</strong> systems on rooftop and penthouse mounted on additional steel structuralframes(Figure 9), but the <strong>PV</strong> sunshades fixed on thesouth wall that can be regarded as building integrated <strong>PV</strong>components in this building.There are two <strong>PV</strong> inverters connected for converting theDC output of the array to AC current; one is rated at40kW for the sunshade <strong>PV</strong> system and the other at 60kWfor the roof top and penthouse <strong>PV</strong> systems. The standardsystem efficiency is about 12% for the polycrystallinemodules and 14% for single crystalline at the sunshades

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