Study on Green Low Carbon Building Design Based on Photovoltaic Power Generation Technology

Xiao Fu; Shi Guang Shen; Jie Yin

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.193-194.239

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Study on Green Low Carbon Building Design Based on Photovoltaic Power Generation Technology

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Under the background of global warming, green low carbon buildings have become a trend which is considered to reduce the carbon emissions. This paper, on the basis of analysis on the traditional low carbon building design methods, puts forward a new concept of design supported by the technology of photovoltaic power generation. This paper introduces the development and principles of photovoltaic power generation and emphasizes the BIPV technology. Green low carbon building design based on BIPV can be divided into active and passive design, which all has a positive influence on the green low carbon design.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 193-194)

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Xiao Fu, Shi Guang Shen, Jie Yin

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BIPV, Green Building, Low-Carbon, Photovoltaic Power Generation

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