مطالعات بهینه سازی و ادغام فتوولتائیک در ساختمان های لینونن سنتی: مطالعه موردی در گوانگژو

The traditional Lingnan buildings are widely spread out in southern part of China and has been adaptive to the hot-humid climate. These kinds of buildings can be traced back over five hundred years from now. Their climate-adaptive characteristics are mainly based on passive technology, including sunshine shading, natural ventilation, and tile roof and so on. The paper appeals to future exploration of the potential of energy saving by combining one or several of these passive traditional building technologies with new technologies in solar energy applications. The concept of Building Integrated Photovoltaic (BIPV) is employed to optimize the solar energy application on the rooftop of Lingnan buildings. A case study in Guangzhou is utilized to showcase the optimization procedure and benefits of BIPV. As a conclusion, the design guidelines and technical-economic benefits are proposed for further applications in other similar architypes.