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Designs of the alternative, textile buildings

Designs of the alternative, textile buildings

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Figure 1: Thermal behaviour of an inverter-building made of concrete
Figure 2: Thermal conduction through a flat wall (steady)
Figure 3: Designs of the alternative, textile buildings
Figure 4: LHS in La Solana, Spain
+5 Figure 5: Numerical Model of the textile building
NUMERICAL INVESTIGATIONS FOR AN ALTERNATIVE TEXTILE INVERTER BUILDING IN THE AREA OF SOLAR POWER GENERATION
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  • Oct 2011
Within electrical power generation by solar applications such as photovoltaics, the direct electric current is transformed into alternating current by converters. By the conversion of the current, heat is released from the electrical equipment into the building where the converters are placed. The building itself is made from concrete. Hot air (med...
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... a round floor is innovative and forms a contrast to the straight solar panels of a solar power plant. Figure 3 shows different designs of a round membrane-building. The three different designs vary in the roof construction. ...
Context 2
... three different designs vary in the roof construction. The design in figure 3 (c) is chosen because water drains off and does not retain on the roof. Due to the design the inverters are placed at the center of the building. ...