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Capteurs solaires colorés et intégration architecturale

Christian Roecker
2006
Conference Papers

Abstract

L’utilisation de capteurs thermiques en façade reste très limitée, malgré le fait que les produits actuels soient performants et économiquement rentables dans la plupart des cas. L’une des raisons majeures de cette situation tient à la difficulté d’intégrer de manière satisfaisante des collecteurs de couleur noire, de taille et formes standard, à une façade de bâtiment. Même si apporter de la couleur à ces éléments a un certain coût au niveau du rendement et ne résout pas toutes les questions architecturales, cette démarche ouvre de nombreuses possibilités nouvelles. Deux approches différentes suivant le type de collecteur, vitré ou non, sont présentées, avec une vision des applications possibles.

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Christian Roecker
2006
Conference Papers

Abstract

Official source

https://infoscience.epfl.ch/entities/publication/02f90f56-c8e4-49a9-b714-e01674e17272

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