3-徐新华一种建筑围护结构主动隔热技术.ppt

Active pipe-embedded building envelope is a building external wall or roof in which pipes are embedded in the wall slab or roof slab for allowing water circulating in these pipes for heat transfer. Actively intercept heat entry in summer season or heat loss (compensate heat loss) in winter season * In the view of working principle. * * * The heat transfer on the external surface is predicted well by the developed simplified model. The discrepancy in predicting the total heat transfer in a day is 7%. With regard to the internal surface heat flux, very similar change trends can be obviously observed between the model prediction and the measurements, although with relatively large discrepancy. The possible reasons for the relatively large discrepancy in predicting the internal surface heat flux may be as follows: First, the heat flux is very small at most times and the signal output of the heat flux sensor is at microvolt level. The measurement will be easily disturbed by the environmental noises; Second, the small heat flux is within the low range of the heat flux sensor. * * Laminar flow. * To make a analysis for the climate suitability of the active insulation pipe-embedded building wall, a simulation platform, as described as the above picture, is built in TRNSYS. In this case, the active insulation building wall is coupled with the ground source heat exchanger. The energy consumption of an office building equipped with the proposed active wall system is simulated in diverse climates. * The climate suitability of the active wall is analyzed in terms of the energy savings. Obviously, the energy saving potential of the active wall is different from climate to climate. The energy saving is significant in climate regions such as Kunming and Wuhan. The corresponding energy saving percentage may exceed 30% as the size of the renewable energy system increases. In comparison with those two climate regions, the energy saving is less significant in climate