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Building-Integrated and Building-Attached Photovoltaic Panels: The Effect of the Air Gap

2014
Student Projects

Abstract

In this project we focussed mainly on the effect of the air space behind a photovoltaic panel mounted on a building façade and how this affects the efficiency of the panel. We tried to simulate the attachment of the panels and put them in two different space positions.

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