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Computational models of transparent water storage envelopes for energy efficient commercial buildings.

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書名/作者:	Computational models of transparent water storage envelopes for energy efficient commercial buildings.
作者:	Liu, Xiangfeng.
面頁冊數:	231 p.
附註:	Source: Dissertation Abstracts International, Volume: 74-02(E), Section: A, page: .
Contained By:	Dissertation Abstracts International74-02(E)A.
標題:	Engineering, Civil.
標題:	Architecture.
標題:	Energy.
ISBN:	9781267647252
摘要、提要註:	Transparent Water Storage Envelopes (TWSEs) are climatic adaptive fenestration systems. The major part of the system is an array of modular transparent water containers which are integrated into frames of curtain walls, and serve as both facade and auxiliary water tanks for a commercial building. The concept originates from the idea of combing transparency with dynamic benefits of thermal mass in summer, as well as passive solar heating in winter. Optical and thermal characteristics of TWSEs, including their energy performance, have been studied systematically via numerical approaches. Two numerical procedures covered in the thesis: one is based on the simplified synchronized one-dimensional nodal thermal model, and the other is based on the more complex and accurate synchronized CFD model. In each numerical procedure, a triple-step simulation methodology and the correlated computational models of TWSEs are employed. Based on the calculation and simulation results, it can be definitely concluded that TWSEs are energy efficient fenestration systems. They can outperform conventional glazing as long as being designed elaborately with the consideration of the unique physical characteristics, applied under suitable climatic conditions, and operated with appropriate energy efficiency measures. Furthermore, the innovative technical paradigm of TWSEs and the numerical approach developed for energy simulation of TWSEs demonstrate great potential to be implemented in engineering practice for energy efficient commercial buildings.
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Computational models of transparent water storage envelopes for energy efficient commercial buildings.
Liu, Xiangfeng.

Computational models of transparent water storage envelopes for energy efficient commercial buildings. - 231 p.

Source: Dissertation Abstracts International, Volume: 74-02(E), Section: A, page: .

Thesis (Ph.D.)--Illinois Institute of Technology, 2012.

Transparent Water Storage Envelopes (TWSEs) are climatic adaptive fenestration systems. The major part of the system is an array of modular transparent water containers which are integrated into frames of curtain walls, and serve as both facade and auxiliary water tanks for a commercial building. The concept originates from the idea of combing transparency with dynamic benefits of thermal mass in summer, as well as passive solar heating in winter. Optical and thermal characteristics of TWSEs, including their energy performance, have been studied systematically via numerical approaches. Two numerical procedures covered in the thesis: one is based on the simplified synchronized one-dimensional nodal thermal model, and the other is based on the more complex and accurate synchronized CFD model. In each numerical procedure, a triple-step simulation methodology and the correlated computational models of TWSEs are employed. Based on the calculation and simulation results, it can be definitely concluded that TWSEs are energy efficient fenestration systems. They can outperform conventional glazing as long as being designed elaborately with the consideration of the unique physical characteristics, applied under suitable climatic conditions, and operated with appropriate energy efficiency measures. Furthermore, the innovative technical paradigm of TWSEs and the numerical approach developed for energy simulation of TWSEs demonstrate great potential to be implemented in engineering practice for energy efficient commercial buildings.

ISBN: 9781267647252Subjects--Topical Terms:

423226
Engineering, Civil.

Computational models of transparent water storage envelopes for energy efficient commercial buildings.
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