Building Integrated Photovoltaics : Meanderflat
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Tutor / directorAlberts, Ramon
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Data2011-06
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Abstract
This report was commissioned to find a solution of make a particular building more
sustainable. The following document will show to the readers a study developed by
Gonzalo Miguel Velilla Saenz and Pere Hernandez Escalona. This study aims to explore
different possibilities in reference to an existing building and how to make it more
sustainable. Through this document you can see in different steps how was made this
study to solve the problem of make it more sustainable. These buildings were built in
the early 1960’s and that is the reason because the owners are looking for a solution
about saving energy and resources. A well designed building should save energy by
itself.
For these reasons, responsible for making this project want to give the advice to the
owners of the building of different possibilities to save money with an initial
investment.
These students were recruited by Ramon Alberts (Projectmanager at Energie kennis
centrum, EKC) on February to develop this project in collaboration with two Dutch
students from the building department (Casper Zutt and Scott Hardenberg).
In collaboration with these students we developed a study of feasibility using different
options to get the main goal, make the buildings more sustainable for residents trying
to save money.
This project is possible due the collaboration between “KEMA” with “Hanze
Hogeschool” and “Energie Kennis Centrum”. For the realization of this project, the
exchange students who made this project will receive once it has been passed to 30
ECTS credits.
Initially this project was requested by the neighborhood association. This organization
represents six 12-storey buildings Situated in Amstelveen, 12.4 kilometers south of
Amsterdam, Called the Meander Torens 1-6.
How can the owners save money making an initial payment?
To find a solution for this problem this project team has based his project planning I
the book of David G. Ullman “The Mechanical Design Process”. The mechanical design
process is a continuous constraining of the potential product designs until one final
product evolves. This constraining of the design space is made through repeated
comparison with the design requirements. As this process does not correspond with
the requirement at all we adapted this process to our project combining with our
experience from our backgrounds.
That is the requirement of these students; the following document will show you what
the main field goals were. The research draws attention to the solar panels, which
could be used in different ways.
From the findings of the research different analyses in scenarios and life cycles as well
as in creative workshops ideas have been generated. Those are corresponding with the
requirements for the project and were providing solutions for the problem. After
creating project ideas and different possibilities on product features the project created
a concept, with which give different possibilities to the customer to get the possibility
to save money and energy with the solutions offered in this report.
MatèriesSolar thermal energy, Photovoltaic power generation, Energia solar fotovoltaica, Energia tèrmica solar
TitulacióENGINYERIA TÈCNICA INDUSTRIAL, ESPECIALITAT EN MECÀNICA (Pla 1995)
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