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Intelligent Glazed Facades - an experimental study Frederik V. Winther PhD Fellow [email protected] Aalborg University Department of Civil Engineering 08-10-2011 1 www.zeb.aau.dk

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Page 1: Intelligent Glazed FacadesIntelligent Glazed Facades - an experimental study Frederik V. Winther PhD Fellow fvw@civil.aau.dk Aalborg University Department of Civil EngineeringFuture

Intelligent Glazed Facades - an experimental study

Frederik V Winther

PhD Fellow

fvwcivilaaudk

Aalborg University

Department of Civil Engineering

08-10-2011 1 wwwzebaaudk

Future maximum energy demand in The Danish Building Regulation

0 kWhmsup2

20 kWhmsup2

40 kWhmsup2

60 kWhmsup2

80 kWhmsup2

100 kWhmsup2

BR08 2010 2015 2020 ZEB

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 2

Zero Energy Buildings

bull ZEB ndash A ZEB is non grid connected building fully matching its

annual energy needsconsumption by on-site generation fully based on renewables

bull Net ZEB ndash A Net ZEB is a grid connected energy efficient building

that balances its total annual operating energy needs consumption and associated carbon emissions by on-site feed-in credits Focus of the on-site generation is matching the on-site load

bull Net ZE Cluster

ndash A Net ZE cluster is a network of buildings fulfilling the Net ZE definition not on the level of each building but a cluster of buildings using the identical energy infrastructure The clusters uses benefits from the economy of scale and levelling out the load and generation profiles of each building

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk

Source Per Heiselberg Aalborg Universitet

3

Reduction of Energy Demand - Typical energy distribution (2009)

bull A typical distribution of the energy demand for modern office buildings in 2009

ndash U-value 15 Wmsup2K

ndash G-value 06

ndash 30 windowarea in relation to floor area

bull Energy Demand

ndash 96 kWhmsup2 pr aringr

Cooling

Heating

Lighting

Ventilati

on

Misc

Cooling Heating

Lighting Ventilation

Misc

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 4

Intelligent Glazed Facades - Static Facade Solutions

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk

bull Technologies

ndash Multiple layered glazing systems

ndash Refined gas in cavity

ndash Composite materials with low conductivity

ndash Solar reflective coatings with high selectivity

ndash hellip

5

Intelligent Glazed Facades - Static Facade Solutions

0 kWhmsup2

20 kWhmsup2

40 kWhmsup2

60 kWhmsup2

80 kWhmsup2

100 kWhmsup2

Basis Be06 U-vaeligrdi 15 G-vaeligrdi 06 Lt-vaeligrdi 07 Lt-kontrol M

hellip+lowU U-vaeligrdi 07 G-vaeligrdi 06 Lt-vaeligrdi 07 Lt-kontrol M

hellip+lowG U-vaeligrdi 07 G-vaeligrdi 025 Lt-vaeligrdi 03 Lt-kontrol M

hellip+IntLight U-vaeligrdi 07 G-vaeligrdi 025 Lt-vaeligrdi 03 Lt-kontrol K

Misc

Ventilation Plant

Lighting

Heating

Cooling

BR08

2010

2015

2020

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 6 Published Winther FV Heiselberg P Jensen RL 2010

Intelligent Glazed Facades for fulfillment of future energy regulations 3rd Nordic Passive House Conference

Intelligent Glazed Facades - Correlation

-Sampling method Latin Hypercube

-Post Processing Sensitivity Analysis - PEAR

08-10-2011 7 wwwzebaaudk

Heating Cooling Total

divide

I

nfl

uen

ce

+

Heat capacity Envelope area U-value

g-value SFP factor Heat recovery

Cooling efficiency

Intelligent Glazed Facades - Dynamic Facade Solutions

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk

bull The intelligent glazed facade shall control the

ndash Heat transfer

ndash Irradiance

ndash Energy storage

ndash Mass transport

ndash Lighting level

8

What is an Intelligent Glazed Facade in practice

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 9

Intelligent Glazed Facades - Dynamic Facade Solutions

0 kWhmsup2

20 kWhmsup2

40 kWhmsup2

60 kWhmsup2

80 kWhmsup2

100 kWhmsup2

Basis U-vaeligrdi 15

G-vaeligrdi 06 Lt-vaeligrdi 07

SEL 21 Lt-kontrol M

Termisk Let

hellip+dynU-val U-vaeligrdi 15

G-vaeligrdi 06 Lt-vaeligrdi 07

SEL 21 Lt-kontrol M

Termisk Let

hellip+dynG-val U-vaeligrdi 15

G-vaeligrdi 06 Lt-vaeligrdi 07

SEL 21 Lt-kontrol M

Termisk Let

hellip+DCVent U-vaeligrdi 15

G-vaeligrdi 06 Lt-vaeligrdi 07

SEL 05 Lt-kontrol M

Termisk Let

hellip+LightCtrl U-vaeligrdi 15

G-vaeligrdi 06 Lt-vaeligrdi 07

SEL 05 Lt-kontrol K

Termisk Let

hellip+E-Storage U-vaeligrdi 15

G-vaeligrdi 06 Lt-vaeligrdi 07

SEL 05 Lt-kontrol K

Termisk Tung

hellip+airtightness

Misc

Ventilation Plant

Lighting

Heating

Cooling

BR08

BR10

BR15

BR20

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 10 Published Winther FV Heiselberg P Jensen RL 2010

Intelligent Glazed Facades for fulfillment of future energy regulations 3rd Nordic Passive House Conference

Intelligent Glazed Facades - General model

08-10-2011 11 wwwzebaaudk

Model development - 2 layered glazing

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 12

10

15

20

25

30

35

40

10-02-11 11-02-11 12-02-11 13-02-11 14-02-11 15-02-11 16-02-11 17-02-11 18-02-11

Tem

peratu

re (

C)

Experiment BSim IES FVW final

Rsup2=085 (energi) - FVW Rsup2=096 (temperatur) - FVW

Not published Do not cite

Model development - Dynamic U-value

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 13

Inde Ude

Glass Cavity Shutter

aconvcav

esurf

aconvcav

etech

Uwin

Uwin

Rtech aconvamb

etech

troom

(4) tsurf

(1) tcavity

(2) ttech

(3) ttech tamb

tsky

cavity

cavityamb

dyn

T

ttHHgP

Ld

nB

dL

zA

A

BPAAQ

10

22

3

2

51

12

2

42^

Source Air flow through cracks PH Baker S Sharples IC Ward Building and Environment SBi Anvisning 202

Model development - 2 layered glazing amp polystyrene

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 14

-20

0

20

40

60

80

100

120

140

10-02-11 11-02-11 12-02-11 13-02-11 14-02-11 15-02-11 16-02-11 17-02-11 18-02-11

Tem

peratu

re (

C)

Experiment FVW initial FVW final

Rsup2=097 (energi) - FVW Rsup2=096 (temperatur) - FVW

Not published Do not cite

Model development - Dynamic U-value

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 15

00 Wmsup2K

03 Wmsup2K

06 Wmsup2K

09 Wmsup2K

12 Wmsup2K

15 Wmsup2K

18 Wmsup2K

21 Wmsup2K

24 Wmsup2K

27 Wmsup2K

000 msup2KW 030 msup2KW 060 msup2KW 090 msup2KW 120 msup2KW 150 msup2KW

To

tal U

-valu

e

Heat resistance

08 Wmsup2K

15 Wmsup2K

21 Wmsup2K

27 Wmsup2K

R(l=0018WmKe=002m)=111 msup2KW

R(l=0039WmKe=005m)=128 msup2KW

R(l=0039WmKe=010m)=256 msup2KW

Not published Do not cite

Model development - Dynamic U-value

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 16

000 msup2KW

030 msup2KW

060 msup2KW

090 msup2KW

120 msup2KW

150 msup2KW

000 ls pr msup2 050 ls pr msup2 100 ls pr msup2 150 ls pr msup2 200 ls pr msup2 250 ls pr msup2

Heat

resis

tan

ce

Crack flow

0010 m

0020 m

0050 m

0075 m

0100 m

Not published Do not cite

Model development - Dynamic g-value

BSim IES-VE

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 17

Fs(ashs)=Fs(00)

Fs(4010)=Fs(1040)

Model development - Dynamic g-value

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 18

-170

-130

-90

-50

-10

30

70

110

150 000

010

020

030

040

050

060

070

080

090

100

60

50

40

30

20

10

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

as-af

Fs

hs-gf

090-100

080-090

070-080

060-070

050-060

040-050

030-040

020-030

010-020

000-010

Not published Do not cite

Model development - Dynamic g-value

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 19

DESIGN OPTIMIZATION OF A CONTEMPORARY HIGH PERFORMANCE SHADING SCREEN- INTEGRATION OF lsquoFORMrsquo AND SIMULATION TOOLS

Azadeh Omidfar Proceedings of Building Simulation 2011 12th Conference of International Building Performance Simulation Association Sydney 14-16 November

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 20

Model development - Dynamic g-value

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 21

Inde Ude

Glass Cavity Shading

aconvcav

esurf

aconvcav

etech

Uwin

Uwin

Rtech

Fs vs

tsol sol sol

aconvamb

etech

troom

(4) tsurf

(1) tcavity

(2) ttech

(3) ttech tamb

tsky

Experimental setup - PCM in glazing

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 22

Model development - PCM in glazing

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 23 Not published Do not cite

Energy balance for glazing - Potential in glazing systems

liquidliquidsolid

melt

k

radk

i

k

i

TT

Ti

aaaa

2

14tan2

1

1

1What are the optical

properties under different phases

000

020

040

060

080

100

120

297

2972

5

2975

2977

5

298

2982

5

2985

2987

5

299

2992

5

2995

2997

5

300

3002

5

3005

3007

5

301

3012

5

3015

3017

5

302

Absorbtion Abs1 Abs2 Abs3 Tsol Rfsol

08-10-2011 24 wwwzebaaudk Not published Do not cite

Energy balance for glazing - Potential in glazing systems

Room temperature 24 degC

PCM Glass

3 Layered Glass

08-10-2011 25 wwwzebaaudk Not published Do not cite

Energy balance for glazing - Potential in glazing systems

bull Use of PCM with high phase change temperature can reduce maximum cooling load ndash hellip Reduced view when

material is translucent

bull Use of PCM with low

phase change temperature can reduce heat load ndash hellip Risk of the material

not changing phase during daytime hours

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 26

Intelligent Glazed Facades - Conclusion

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 27

bull Focus should not only be put on

ndash U-value

ndash g-values

bull hellip but on how the faccedilade can change characteristic eg ndash High U-value to low

U-value ndash High g-value to low

g-value

Intelligent Glazed Facades - Discussion Design process

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 28

Intelligent Glazed Facades - Discussion Benefits amp flaws

bull These results show that modern office buildings which fulfil energy regulations from 2008 can minimize energy demand for building services by 76 by introducing dynamic faccedilade technologies

bull But a flaw in the technologies and the used control strategies will result in no energy savings

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 29

Intelligent Glazed Facades - an experimental study

Frederik V Winther

PhD Fellow

fvwcivilaaudk

Aalborg University

Department of Civil Engineering

08-10-2011 30 wwwzebaaudk

Page 2: Intelligent Glazed FacadesIntelligent Glazed Facades - an experimental study Frederik V. Winther PhD Fellow fvw@civil.aau.dk Aalborg University Department of Civil EngineeringFuture

Future maximum energy demand in The Danish Building Regulation

0 kWhmsup2

20 kWhmsup2

40 kWhmsup2

60 kWhmsup2

80 kWhmsup2

100 kWhmsup2

BR08 2010 2015 2020 ZEB

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 2

Zero Energy Buildings

bull ZEB ndash A ZEB is non grid connected building fully matching its

annual energy needsconsumption by on-site generation fully based on renewables

bull Net ZEB ndash A Net ZEB is a grid connected energy efficient building

that balances its total annual operating energy needs consumption and associated carbon emissions by on-site feed-in credits Focus of the on-site generation is matching the on-site load

bull Net ZE Cluster

ndash A Net ZE cluster is a network of buildings fulfilling the Net ZE definition not on the level of each building but a cluster of buildings using the identical energy infrastructure The clusters uses benefits from the economy of scale and levelling out the load and generation profiles of each building

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk

Source Per Heiselberg Aalborg Universitet

3

Reduction of Energy Demand - Typical energy distribution (2009)

bull A typical distribution of the energy demand for modern office buildings in 2009

ndash U-value 15 Wmsup2K

ndash G-value 06

ndash 30 windowarea in relation to floor area

bull Energy Demand

ndash 96 kWhmsup2 pr aringr

Cooling

Heating

Lighting

Ventilati

on

Misc

Cooling Heating

Lighting Ventilation

Misc

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 4

Intelligent Glazed Facades - Static Facade Solutions

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk

bull Technologies

ndash Multiple layered glazing systems

ndash Refined gas in cavity

ndash Composite materials with low conductivity

ndash Solar reflective coatings with high selectivity

ndash hellip

5

Intelligent Glazed Facades - Static Facade Solutions

0 kWhmsup2

20 kWhmsup2

40 kWhmsup2

60 kWhmsup2

80 kWhmsup2

100 kWhmsup2

Basis Be06 U-vaeligrdi 15 G-vaeligrdi 06 Lt-vaeligrdi 07 Lt-kontrol M

hellip+lowU U-vaeligrdi 07 G-vaeligrdi 06 Lt-vaeligrdi 07 Lt-kontrol M

hellip+lowG U-vaeligrdi 07 G-vaeligrdi 025 Lt-vaeligrdi 03 Lt-kontrol M

hellip+IntLight U-vaeligrdi 07 G-vaeligrdi 025 Lt-vaeligrdi 03 Lt-kontrol K

Misc

Ventilation Plant

Lighting

Heating

Cooling

BR08

2010

2015

2020

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 6 Published Winther FV Heiselberg P Jensen RL 2010

Intelligent Glazed Facades for fulfillment of future energy regulations 3rd Nordic Passive House Conference

Intelligent Glazed Facades - Correlation

-Sampling method Latin Hypercube

-Post Processing Sensitivity Analysis - PEAR

08-10-2011 7 wwwzebaaudk

Heating Cooling Total

divide

I

nfl

uen

ce

+

Heat capacity Envelope area U-value

g-value SFP factor Heat recovery

Cooling efficiency

Intelligent Glazed Facades - Dynamic Facade Solutions

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk

bull The intelligent glazed facade shall control the

ndash Heat transfer

ndash Irradiance

ndash Energy storage

ndash Mass transport

ndash Lighting level

8

What is an Intelligent Glazed Facade in practice

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 9

Intelligent Glazed Facades - Dynamic Facade Solutions

0 kWhmsup2

20 kWhmsup2

40 kWhmsup2

60 kWhmsup2

80 kWhmsup2

100 kWhmsup2

Basis U-vaeligrdi 15

G-vaeligrdi 06 Lt-vaeligrdi 07

SEL 21 Lt-kontrol M

Termisk Let

hellip+dynU-val U-vaeligrdi 15

G-vaeligrdi 06 Lt-vaeligrdi 07

SEL 21 Lt-kontrol M

Termisk Let

hellip+dynG-val U-vaeligrdi 15

G-vaeligrdi 06 Lt-vaeligrdi 07

SEL 21 Lt-kontrol M

Termisk Let

hellip+DCVent U-vaeligrdi 15

G-vaeligrdi 06 Lt-vaeligrdi 07

SEL 05 Lt-kontrol M

Termisk Let

hellip+LightCtrl U-vaeligrdi 15

G-vaeligrdi 06 Lt-vaeligrdi 07

SEL 05 Lt-kontrol K

Termisk Let

hellip+E-Storage U-vaeligrdi 15

G-vaeligrdi 06 Lt-vaeligrdi 07

SEL 05 Lt-kontrol K

Termisk Tung

hellip+airtightness

Misc

Ventilation Plant

Lighting

Heating

Cooling

BR08

BR10

BR15

BR20

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 10 Published Winther FV Heiselberg P Jensen RL 2010

Intelligent Glazed Facades for fulfillment of future energy regulations 3rd Nordic Passive House Conference

Intelligent Glazed Facades - General model

08-10-2011 11 wwwzebaaudk

Model development - 2 layered glazing

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 12

10

15

20

25

30

35

40

10-02-11 11-02-11 12-02-11 13-02-11 14-02-11 15-02-11 16-02-11 17-02-11 18-02-11

Tem

peratu

re (

C)

Experiment BSim IES FVW final

Rsup2=085 (energi) - FVW Rsup2=096 (temperatur) - FVW

Not published Do not cite

Model development - Dynamic U-value

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 13

Inde Ude

Glass Cavity Shutter

aconvcav

esurf

aconvcav

etech

Uwin

Uwin

Rtech aconvamb

etech

troom

(4) tsurf

(1) tcavity

(2) ttech

(3) ttech tamb

tsky

cavity

cavityamb

dyn

T

ttHHgP

Ld

nB

dL

zA

A

BPAAQ

10

22

3

2

51

12

2

42^

Source Air flow through cracks PH Baker S Sharples IC Ward Building and Environment SBi Anvisning 202

Model development - 2 layered glazing amp polystyrene

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 14

-20

0

20

40

60

80

100

120

140

10-02-11 11-02-11 12-02-11 13-02-11 14-02-11 15-02-11 16-02-11 17-02-11 18-02-11

Tem

peratu

re (

C)

Experiment FVW initial FVW final

Rsup2=097 (energi) - FVW Rsup2=096 (temperatur) - FVW

Not published Do not cite

Model development - Dynamic U-value

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 15

00 Wmsup2K

03 Wmsup2K

06 Wmsup2K

09 Wmsup2K

12 Wmsup2K

15 Wmsup2K

18 Wmsup2K

21 Wmsup2K

24 Wmsup2K

27 Wmsup2K

000 msup2KW 030 msup2KW 060 msup2KW 090 msup2KW 120 msup2KW 150 msup2KW

To

tal U

-valu

e

Heat resistance

08 Wmsup2K

15 Wmsup2K

21 Wmsup2K

27 Wmsup2K

R(l=0018WmKe=002m)=111 msup2KW

R(l=0039WmKe=005m)=128 msup2KW

R(l=0039WmKe=010m)=256 msup2KW

Not published Do not cite

Model development - Dynamic U-value

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 16

000 msup2KW

030 msup2KW

060 msup2KW

090 msup2KW

120 msup2KW

150 msup2KW

000 ls pr msup2 050 ls pr msup2 100 ls pr msup2 150 ls pr msup2 200 ls pr msup2 250 ls pr msup2

Heat

resis

tan

ce

Crack flow

0010 m

0020 m

0050 m

0075 m

0100 m

Not published Do not cite

Model development - Dynamic g-value

BSim IES-VE

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 17

Fs(ashs)=Fs(00)

Fs(4010)=Fs(1040)

Model development - Dynamic g-value

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 18

-170

-130

-90

-50

-10

30

70

110

150 000

010

020

030

040

050

060

070

080

090

100

60

50

40

30

20

10

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

as-af

Fs

hs-gf

090-100

080-090

070-080

060-070

050-060

040-050

030-040

020-030

010-020

000-010

Not published Do not cite

Model development - Dynamic g-value

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 19

DESIGN OPTIMIZATION OF A CONTEMPORARY HIGH PERFORMANCE SHADING SCREEN- INTEGRATION OF lsquoFORMrsquo AND SIMULATION TOOLS

Azadeh Omidfar Proceedings of Building Simulation 2011 12th Conference of International Building Performance Simulation Association Sydney 14-16 November

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 20

Model development - Dynamic g-value

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 21

Inde Ude

Glass Cavity Shading

aconvcav

esurf

aconvcav

etech

Uwin

Uwin

Rtech

Fs vs

tsol sol sol

aconvamb

etech

troom

(4) tsurf

(1) tcavity

(2) ttech

(3) ttech tamb

tsky

Experimental setup - PCM in glazing

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 22

Model development - PCM in glazing

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 23 Not published Do not cite

Energy balance for glazing - Potential in glazing systems

liquidliquidsolid

melt

k

radk

i

k

i

TT

Ti

aaaa

2

14tan2

1

1

1What are the optical

properties under different phases

000

020

040

060

080

100

120

297

2972

5

2975

2977

5

298

2982

5

2985

2987

5

299

2992

5

2995

2997

5

300

3002

5

3005

3007

5

301

3012

5

3015

3017

5

302

Absorbtion Abs1 Abs2 Abs3 Tsol Rfsol

08-10-2011 24 wwwzebaaudk Not published Do not cite

Energy balance for glazing - Potential in glazing systems

Room temperature 24 degC

PCM Glass

3 Layered Glass

08-10-2011 25 wwwzebaaudk Not published Do not cite

Energy balance for glazing - Potential in glazing systems

bull Use of PCM with high phase change temperature can reduce maximum cooling load ndash hellip Reduced view when

material is translucent

bull Use of PCM with low

phase change temperature can reduce heat load ndash hellip Risk of the material

not changing phase during daytime hours

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 26

Intelligent Glazed Facades - Conclusion

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 27

bull Focus should not only be put on

ndash U-value

ndash g-values

bull hellip but on how the faccedilade can change characteristic eg ndash High U-value to low

U-value ndash High g-value to low

g-value

Intelligent Glazed Facades - Discussion Design process

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 28

Intelligent Glazed Facades - Discussion Benefits amp flaws

bull These results show that modern office buildings which fulfil energy regulations from 2008 can minimize energy demand for building services by 76 by introducing dynamic faccedilade technologies

bull But a flaw in the technologies and the used control strategies will result in no energy savings

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 29

Intelligent Glazed Facades - an experimental study

Frederik V Winther

PhD Fellow

fvwcivilaaudk

Aalborg University

Department of Civil Engineering

08-10-2011 30 wwwzebaaudk

Page 3: Intelligent Glazed FacadesIntelligent Glazed Facades - an experimental study Frederik V. Winther PhD Fellow fvw@civil.aau.dk Aalborg University Department of Civil EngineeringFuture

Zero Energy Buildings

bull ZEB ndash A ZEB is non grid connected building fully matching its

annual energy needsconsumption by on-site generation fully based on renewables

bull Net ZEB ndash A Net ZEB is a grid connected energy efficient building

that balances its total annual operating energy needs consumption and associated carbon emissions by on-site feed-in credits Focus of the on-site generation is matching the on-site load

bull Net ZE Cluster

ndash A Net ZE cluster is a network of buildings fulfilling the Net ZE definition not on the level of each building but a cluster of buildings using the identical energy infrastructure The clusters uses benefits from the economy of scale and levelling out the load and generation profiles of each building

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk

Source Per Heiselberg Aalborg Universitet

3

Reduction of Energy Demand - Typical energy distribution (2009)

bull A typical distribution of the energy demand for modern office buildings in 2009

ndash U-value 15 Wmsup2K

ndash G-value 06

ndash 30 windowarea in relation to floor area

bull Energy Demand

ndash 96 kWhmsup2 pr aringr

Cooling

Heating

Lighting

Ventilati

on

Misc

Cooling Heating

Lighting Ventilation

Misc

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 4

Intelligent Glazed Facades - Static Facade Solutions

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk

bull Technologies

ndash Multiple layered glazing systems

ndash Refined gas in cavity

ndash Composite materials with low conductivity

ndash Solar reflective coatings with high selectivity

ndash hellip

5

Intelligent Glazed Facades - Static Facade Solutions

0 kWhmsup2

20 kWhmsup2

40 kWhmsup2

60 kWhmsup2

80 kWhmsup2

100 kWhmsup2

Basis Be06 U-vaeligrdi 15 G-vaeligrdi 06 Lt-vaeligrdi 07 Lt-kontrol M

hellip+lowU U-vaeligrdi 07 G-vaeligrdi 06 Lt-vaeligrdi 07 Lt-kontrol M

hellip+lowG U-vaeligrdi 07 G-vaeligrdi 025 Lt-vaeligrdi 03 Lt-kontrol M

hellip+IntLight U-vaeligrdi 07 G-vaeligrdi 025 Lt-vaeligrdi 03 Lt-kontrol K

Misc

Ventilation Plant

Lighting

Heating

Cooling

BR08

2010

2015

2020

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 6 Published Winther FV Heiselberg P Jensen RL 2010

Intelligent Glazed Facades for fulfillment of future energy regulations 3rd Nordic Passive House Conference

Intelligent Glazed Facades - Correlation

-Sampling method Latin Hypercube

-Post Processing Sensitivity Analysis - PEAR

08-10-2011 7 wwwzebaaudk

Heating Cooling Total

divide

I

nfl

uen

ce

+

Heat capacity Envelope area U-value

g-value SFP factor Heat recovery

Cooling efficiency

Intelligent Glazed Facades - Dynamic Facade Solutions

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk

bull The intelligent glazed facade shall control the

ndash Heat transfer

ndash Irradiance

ndash Energy storage

ndash Mass transport

ndash Lighting level

8

What is an Intelligent Glazed Facade in practice

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 9

Intelligent Glazed Facades - Dynamic Facade Solutions

0 kWhmsup2

20 kWhmsup2

40 kWhmsup2

60 kWhmsup2

80 kWhmsup2

100 kWhmsup2

Basis U-vaeligrdi 15

G-vaeligrdi 06 Lt-vaeligrdi 07

SEL 21 Lt-kontrol M

Termisk Let

hellip+dynU-val U-vaeligrdi 15

G-vaeligrdi 06 Lt-vaeligrdi 07

SEL 21 Lt-kontrol M

Termisk Let

hellip+dynG-val U-vaeligrdi 15

G-vaeligrdi 06 Lt-vaeligrdi 07

SEL 21 Lt-kontrol M

Termisk Let

hellip+DCVent U-vaeligrdi 15

G-vaeligrdi 06 Lt-vaeligrdi 07

SEL 05 Lt-kontrol M

Termisk Let

hellip+LightCtrl U-vaeligrdi 15

G-vaeligrdi 06 Lt-vaeligrdi 07

SEL 05 Lt-kontrol K

Termisk Let

hellip+E-Storage U-vaeligrdi 15

G-vaeligrdi 06 Lt-vaeligrdi 07

SEL 05 Lt-kontrol K

Termisk Tung

hellip+airtightness

Misc

Ventilation Plant

Lighting

Heating

Cooling

BR08

BR10

BR15

BR20

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 10 Published Winther FV Heiselberg P Jensen RL 2010

Intelligent Glazed Facades for fulfillment of future energy regulations 3rd Nordic Passive House Conference

Intelligent Glazed Facades - General model

08-10-2011 11 wwwzebaaudk

Model development - 2 layered glazing

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 12

10

15

20

25

30

35

40

10-02-11 11-02-11 12-02-11 13-02-11 14-02-11 15-02-11 16-02-11 17-02-11 18-02-11

Tem

peratu

re (

C)

Experiment BSim IES FVW final

Rsup2=085 (energi) - FVW Rsup2=096 (temperatur) - FVW

Not published Do not cite

Model development - Dynamic U-value

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 13

Inde Ude

Glass Cavity Shutter

aconvcav

esurf

aconvcav

etech

Uwin

Uwin

Rtech aconvamb

etech

troom

(4) tsurf

(1) tcavity

(2) ttech

(3) ttech tamb

tsky

cavity

cavityamb

dyn

T

ttHHgP

Ld

nB

dL

zA

A

BPAAQ

10

22

3

2

51

12

2

42^

Source Air flow through cracks PH Baker S Sharples IC Ward Building and Environment SBi Anvisning 202

Model development - 2 layered glazing amp polystyrene

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 14

-20

0

20

40

60

80

100

120

140

10-02-11 11-02-11 12-02-11 13-02-11 14-02-11 15-02-11 16-02-11 17-02-11 18-02-11

Tem

peratu

re (

C)

Experiment FVW initial FVW final

Rsup2=097 (energi) - FVW Rsup2=096 (temperatur) - FVW

Not published Do not cite

Model development - Dynamic U-value

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 15

00 Wmsup2K

03 Wmsup2K

06 Wmsup2K

09 Wmsup2K

12 Wmsup2K

15 Wmsup2K

18 Wmsup2K

21 Wmsup2K

24 Wmsup2K

27 Wmsup2K

000 msup2KW 030 msup2KW 060 msup2KW 090 msup2KW 120 msup2KW 150 msup2KW

To

tal U

-valu

e

Heat resistance

08 Wmsup2K

15 Wmsup2K

21 Wmsup2K

27 Wmsup2K

R(l=0018WmKe=002m)=111 msup2KW

R(l=0039WmKe=005m)=128 msup2KW

R(l=0039WmKe=010m)=256 msup2KW

Not published Do not cite

Model development - Dynamic U-value

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 16

000 msup2KW

030 msup2KW

060 msup2KW

090 msup2KW

120 msup2KW

150 msup2KW

000 ls pr msup2 050 ls pr msup2 100 ls pr msup2 150 ls pr msup2 200 ls pr msup2 250 ls pr msup2

Heat

resis

tan

ce

Crack flow

0010 m

0020 m

0050 m

0075 m

0100 m

Not published Do not cite

Model development - Dynamic g-value

BSim IES-VE

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 17

Fs(ashs)=Fs(00)

Fs(4010)=Fs(1040)

Model development - Dynamic g-value

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 18

-170

-130

-90

-50

-10

30

70

110

150 000

010

020

030

040

050

060

070

080

090

100

60

50

40

30

20

10

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

as-af

Fs

hs-gf

090-100

080-090

070-080

060-070

050-060

040-050

030-040

020-030

010-020

000-010

Not published Do not cite

Model development - Dynamic g-value

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 19

DESIGN OPTIMIZATION OF A CONTEMPORARY HIGH PERFORMANCE SHADING SCREEN- INTEGRATION OF lsquoFORMrsquo AND SIMULATION TOOLS

Azadeh Omidfar Proceedings of Building Simulation 2011 12th Conference of International Building Performance Simulation Association Sydney 14-16 November

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 20

Model development - Dynamic g-value

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 21

Inde Ude

Glass Cavity Shading

aconvcav

esurf

aconvcav

etech

Uwin

Uwin

Rtech

Fs vs

tsol sol sol

aconvamb

etech

troom

(4) tsurf

(1) tcavity

(2) ttech

(3) ttech tamb

tsky

Experimental setup - PCM in glazing

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 22

Model development - PCM in glazing

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 23 Not published Do not cite

Energy balance for glazing - Potential in glazing systems

liquidliquidsolid

melt

k

radk

i

k

i

TT

Ti

aaaa

2

14tan2

1

1

1What are the optical

properties under different phases

000

020

040

060

080

100

120

297

2972

5

2975

2977

5

298

2982

5

2985

2987

5

299

2992

5

2995

2997

5

300

3002

5

3005

3007

5

301

3012

5

3015

3017

5

302

Absorbtion Abs1 Abs2 Abs3 Tsol Rfsol

08-10-2011 24 wwwzebaaudk Not published Do not cite

Energy balance for glazing - Potential in glazing systems

Room temperature 24 degC

PCM Glass

3 Layered Glass

08-10-2011 25 wwwzebaaudk Not published Do not cite

Energy balance for glazing - Potential in glazing systems

bull Use of PCM with high phase change temperature can reduce maximum cooling load ndash hellip Reduced view when

material is translucent

bull Use of PCM with low

phase change temperature can reduce heat load ndash hellip Risk of the material

not changing phase during daytime hours

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 26

Intelligent Glazed Facades - Conclusion

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 27

bull Focus should not only be put on

ndash U-value

ndash g-values

bull hellip but on how the faccedilade can change characteristic eg ndash High U-value to low

U-value ndash High g-value to low

g-value

Intelligent Glazed Facades - Discussion Design process

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 28

Intelligent Glazed Facades - Discussion Benefits amp flaws

bull These results show that modern office buildings which fulfil energy regulations from 2008 can minimize energy demand for building services by 76 by introducing dynamic faccedilade technologies

bull But a flaw in the technologies and the used control strategies will result in no energy savings

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 29

Intelligent Glazed Facades - an experimental study

Frederik V Winther

PhD Fellow

fvwcivilaaudk

Aalborg University

Department of Civil Engineering

08-10-2011 30 wwwzebaaudk

Page 4: Intelligent Glazed FacadesIntelligent Glazed Facades - an experimental study Frederik V. Winther PhD Fellow fvw@civil.aau.dk Aalborg University Department of Civil EngineeringFuture

Reduction of Energy Demand - Typical energy distribution (2009)

bull A typical distribution of the energy demand for modern office buildings in 2009

ndash U-value 15 Wmsup2K

ndash G-value 06

ndash 30 windowarea in relation to floor area

bull Energy Demand

ndash 96 kWhmsup2 pr aringr

Cooling

Heating

Lighting

Ventilati

on

Misc

Cooling Heating

Lighting Ventilation

Misc

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 4

Intelligent Glazed Facades - Static Facade Solutions

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk

bull Technologies

ndash Multiple layered glazing systems

ndash Refined gas in cavity

ndash Composite materials with low conductivity

ndash Solar reflective coatings with high selectivity

ndash hellip

5

Intelligent Glazed Facades - Static Facade Solutions

0 kWhmsup2

20 kWhmsup2

40 kWhmsup2

60 kWhmsup2

80 kWhmsup2

100 kWhmsup2

Basis Be06 U-vaeligrdi 15 G-vaeligrdi 06 Lt-vaeligrdi 07 Lt-kontrol M

hellip+lowU U-vaeligrdi 07 G-vaeligrdi 06 Lt-vaeligrdi 07 Lt-kontrol M

hellip+lowG U-vaeligrdi 07 G-vaeligrdi 025 Lt-vaeligrdi 03 Lt-kontrol M

hellip+IntLight U-vaeligrdi 07 G-vaeligrdi 025 Lt-vaeligrdi 03 Lt-kontrol K

Misc

Ventilation Plant

Lighting

Heating

Cooling

BR08

2010

2015

2020

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 6 Published Winther FV Heiselberg P Jensen RL 2010

Intelligent Glazed Facades for fulfillment of future energy regulations 3rd Nordic Passive House Conference

Intelligent Glazed Facades - Correlation

-Sampling method Latin Hypercube

-Post Processing Sensitivity Analysis - PEAR

08-10-2011 7 wwwzebaaudk

Heating Cooling Total

divide

I

nfl

uen

ce

+

Heat capacity Envelope area U-value

g-value SFP factor Heat recovery

Cooling efficiency

Intelligent Glazed Facades - Dynamic Facade Solutions

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk

bull The intelligent glazed facade shall control the

ndash Heat transfer

ndash Irradiance

ndash Energy storage

ndash Mass transport

ndash Lighting level

8

What is an Intelligent Glazed Facade in practice

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 9

Intelligent Glazed Facades - Dynamic Facade Solutions

0 kWhmsup2

20 kWhmsup2

40 kWhmsup2

60 kWhmsup2

80 kWhmsup2

100 kWhmsup2

Basis U-vaeligrdi 15

G-vaeligrdi 06 Lt-vaeligrdi 07

SEL 21 Lt-kontrol M

Termisk Let

hellip+dynU-val U-vaeligrdi 15

G-vaeligrdi 06 Lt-vaeligrdi 07

SEL 21 Lt-kontrol M

Termisk Let

hellip+dynG-val U-vaeligrdi 15

G-vaeligrdi 06 Lt-vaeligrdi 07

SEL 21 Lt-kontrol M

Termisk Let

hellip+DCVent U-vaeligrdi 15

G-vaeligrdi 06 Lt-vaeligrdi 07

SEL 05 Lt-kontrol M

Termisk Let

hellip+LightCtrl U-vaeligrdi 15

G-vaeligrdi 06 Lt-vaeligrdi 07

SEL 05 Lt-kontrol K

Termisk Let

hellip+E-Storage U-vaeligrdi 15

G-vaeligrdi 06 Lt-vaeligrdi 07

SEL 05 Lt-kontrol K

Termisk Tung

hellip+airtightness

Misc

Ventilation Plant

Lighting

Heating

Cooling

BR08

BR10

BR15

BR20

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 10 Published Winther FV Heiselberg P Jensen RL 2010

Intelligent Glazed Facades for fulfillment of future energy regulations 3rd Nordic Passive House Conference

Intelligent Glazed Facades - General model

08-10-2011 11 wwwzebaaudk

Model development - 2 layered glazing

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 12

10

15

20

25

30

35

40

10-02-11 11-02-11 12-02-11 13-02-11 14-02-11 15-02-11 16-02-11 17-02-11 18-02-11

Tem

peratu

re (

C)

Experiment BSim IES FVW final

Rsup2=085 (energi) - FVW Rsup2=096 (temperatur) - FVW

Not published Do not cite

Model development - Dynamic U-value

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 13

Inde Ude

Glass Cavity Shutter

aconvcav

esurf

aconvcav

etech

Uwin

Uwin

Rtech aconvamb

etech

troom

(4) tsurf

(1) tcavity

(2) ttech

(3) ttech tamb

tsky

cavity

cavityamb

dyn

T

ttHHgP

Ld

nB

dL

zA

A

BPAAQ

10

22

3

2

51

12

2

42^

Source Air flow through cracks PH Baker S Sharples IC Ward Building and Environment SBi Anvisning 202

Model development - 2 layered glazing amp polystyrene

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 14

-20

0

20

40

60

80

100

120

140

10-02-11 11-02-11 12-02-11 13-02-11 14-02-11 15-02-11 16-02-11 17-02-11 18-02-11

Tem

peratu

re (

C)

Experiment FVW initial FVW final

Rsup2=097 (energi) - FVW Rsup2=096 (temperatur) - FVW

Not published Do not cite

Model development - Dynamic U-value

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 15

00 Wmsup2K

03 Wmsup2K

06 Wmsup2K

09 Wmsup2K

12 Wmsup2K

15 Wmsup2K

18 Wmsup2K

21 Wmsup2K

24 Wmsup2K

27 Wmsup2K

000 msup2KW 030 msup2KW 060 msup2KW 090 msup2KW 120 msup2KW 150 msup2KW

To

tal U

-valu

e

Heat resistance

08 Wmsup2K

15 Wmsup2K

21 Wmsup2K

27 Wmsup2K

R(l=0018WmKe=002m)=111 msup2KW

R(l=0039WmKe=005m)=128 msup2KW

R(l=0039WmKe=010m)=256 msup2KW

Not published Do not cite

Model development - Dynamic U-value

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 16

000 msup2KW

030 msup2KW

060 msup2KW

090 msup2KW

120 msup2KW

150 msup2KW

000 ls pr msup2 050 ls pr msup2 100 ls pr msup2 150 ls pr msup2 200 ls pr msup2 250 ls pr msup2

Heat

resis

tan

ce

Crack flow

0010 m

0020 m

0050 m

0075 m

0100 m

Not published Do not cite

Model development - Dynamic g-value

BSim IES-VE

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 17

Fs(ashs)=Fs(00)

Fs(4010)=Fs(1040)

Model development - Dynamic g-value

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 18

-170

-130

-90

-50

-10

30

70

110

150 000

010

020

030

040

050

060

070

080

090

100

60

50

40

30

20

10

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

as-af

Fs

hs-gf

090-100

080-090

070-080

060-070

050-060

040-050

030-040

020-030

010-020

000-010

Not published Do not cite

Model development - Dynamic g-value

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 19

DESIGN OPTIMIZATION OF A CONTEMPORARY HIGH PERFORMANCE SHADING SCREEN- INTEGRATION OF lsquoFORMrsquo AND SIMULATION TOOLS

Azadeh Omidfar Proceedings of Building Simulation 2011 12th Conference of International Building Performance Simulation Association Sydney 14-16 November

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 20

Model development - Dynamic g-value

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 21

Inde Ude

Glass Cavity Shading

aconvcav

esurf

aconvcav

etech

Uwin

Uwin

Rtech

Fs vs

tsol sol sol

aconvamb

etech

troom

(4) tsurf

(1) tcavity

(2) ttech

(3) ttech tamb

tsky

Experimental setup - PCM in glazing

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 22

Model development - PCM in glazing

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 23 Not published Do not cite

Energy balance for glazing - Potential in glazing systems

liquidliquidsolid

melt

k

radk

i

k

i

TT

Ti

aaaa

2

14tan2

1

1

1What are the optical

properties under different phases

000

020

040

060

080

100

120

297

2972

5

2975

2977

5

298

2982

5

2985

2987

5

299

2992

5

2995

2997

5

300

3002

5

3005

3007

5

301

3012

5

3015

3017

5

302

Absorbtion Abs1 Abs2 Abs3 Tsol Rfsol

08-10-2011 24 wwwzebaaudk Not published Do not cite

Energy balance for glazing - Potential in glazing systems

Room temperature 24 degC

PCM Glass

3 Layered Glass

08-10-2011 25 wwwzebaaudk Not published Do not cite

Energy balance for glazing - Potential in glazing systems

bull Use of PCM with high phase change temperature can reduce maximum cooling load ndash hellip Reduced view when

material is translucent

bull Use of PCM with low

phase change temperature can reduce heat load ndash hellip Risk of the material

not changing phase during daytime hours

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 26

Intelligent Glazed Facades - Conclusion

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 27

bull Focus should not only be put on

ndash U-value

ndash g-values

bull hellip but on how the faccedilade can change characteristic eg ndash High U-value to low

U-value ndash High g-value to low

g-value

Intelligent Glazed Facades - Discussion Design process

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 28

Intelligent Glazed Facades - Discussion Benefits amp flaws

bull These results show that modern office buildings which fulfil energy regulations from 2008 can minimize energy demand for building services by 76 by introducing dynamic faccedilade technologies

bull But a flaw in the technologies and the used control strategies will result in no energy savings

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 29

Intelligent Glazed Facades - an experimental study

Frederik V Winther

PhD Fellow

fvwcivilaaudk

Aalborg University

Department of Civil Engineering

08-10-2011 30 wwwzebaaudk

Page 5: Intelligent Glazed FacadesIntelligent Glazed Facades - an experimental study Frederik V. Winther PhD Fellow fvw@civil.aau.dk Aalborg University Department of Civil EngineeringFuture

Intelligent Glazed Facades - Static Facade Solutions

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk

bull Technologies

ndash Multiple layered glazing systems

ndash Refined gas in cavity

ndash Composite materials with low conductivity

ndash Solar reflective coatings with high selectivity

ndash hellip

5

Intelligent Glazed Facades - Static Facade Solutions

0 kWhmsup2

20 kWhmsup2

40 kWhmsup2

60 kWhmsup2

80 kWhmsup2

100 kWhmsup2

Basis Be06 U-vaeligrdi 15 G-vaeligrdi 06 Lt-vaeligrdi 07 Lt-kontrol M

hellip+lowU U-vaeligrdi 07 G-vaeligrdi 06 Lt-vaeligrdi 07 Lt-kontrol M

hellip+lowG U-vaeligrdi 07 G-vaeligrdi 025 Lt-vaeligrdi 03 Lt-kontrol M

hellip+IntLight U-vaeligrdi 07 G-vaeligrdi 025 Lt-vaeligrdi 03 Lt-kontrol K

Misc

Ventilation Plant

Lighting

Heating

Cooling

BR08

2010

2015

2020

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 6 Published Winther FV Heiselberg P Jensen RL 2010

Intelligent Glazed Facades for fulfillment of future energy regulations 3rd Nordic Passive House Conference

Intelligent Glazed Facades - Correlation

-Sampling method Latin Hypercube

-Post Processing Sensitivity Analysis - PEAR

08-10-2011 7 wwwzebaaudk

Heating Cooling Total

divide

I

nfl

uen

ce

+

Heat capacity Envelope area U-value

g-value SFP factor Heat recovery

Cooling efficiency

Intelligent Glazed Facades - Dynamic Facade Solutions

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk

bull The intelligent glazed facade shall control the

ndash Heat transfer

ndash Irradiance

ndash Energy storage

ndash Mass transport

ndash Lighting level

8

What is an Intelligent Glazed Facade in practice

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 9

Intelligent Glazed Facades - Dynamic Facade Solutions

0 kWhmsup2

20 kWhmsup2

40 kWhmsup2

60 kWhmsup2

80 kWhmsup2

100 kWhmsup2

Basis U-vaeligrdi 15

G-vaeligrdi 06 Lt-vaeligrdi 07

SEL 21 Lt-kontrol M

Termisk Let

hellip+dynU-val U-vaeligrdi 15

G-vaeligrdi 06 Lt-vaeligrdi 07

SEL 21 Lt-kontrol M

Termisk Let

hellip+dynG-val U-vaeligrdi 15

G-vaeligrdi 06 Lt-vaeligrdi 07

SEL 21 Lt-kontrol M

Termisk Let

hellip+DCVent U-vaeligrdi 15

G-vaeligrdi 06 Lt-vaeligrdi 07

SEL 05 Lt-kontrol M

Termisk Let

hellip+LightCtrl U-vaeligrdi 15

G-vaeligrdi 06 Lt-vaeligrdi 07

SEL 05 Lt-kontrol K

Termisk Let

hellip+E-Storage U-vaeligrdi 15

G-vaeligrdi 06 Lt-vaeligrdi 07

SEL 05 Lt-kontrol K

Termisk Tung

hellip+airtightness

Misc

Ventilation Plant

Lighting

Heating

Cooling

BR08

BR10

BR15

BR20

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 10 Published Winther FV Heiselberg P Jensen RL 2010

Intelligent Glazed Facades for fulfillment of future energy regulations 3rd Nordic Passive House Conference

Intelligent Glazed Facades - General model

08-10-2011 11 wwwzebaaudk

Model development - 2 layered glazing

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 12

10

15

20

25

30

35

40

10-02-11 11-02-11 12-02-11 13-02-11 14-02-11 15-02-11 16-02-11 17-02-11 18-02-11

Tem

peratu

re (

C)

Experiment BSim IES FVW final

Rsup2=085 (energi) - FVW Rsup2=096 (temperatur) - FVW

Not published Do not cite

Model development - Dynamic U-value

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 13

Inde Ude

Glass Cavity Shutter

aconvcav

esurf

aconvcav

etech

Uwin

Uwin

Rtech aconvamb

etech

troom

(4) tsurf

(1) tcavity

(2) ttech

(3) ttech tamb

tsky

cavity

cavityamb

dyn

T

ttHHgP

Ld

nB

dL

zA

A

BPAAQ

10

22

3

2

51

12

2

42^

Source Air flow through cracks PH Baker S Sharples IC Ward Building and Environment SBi Anvisning 202

Model development - 2 layered glazing amp polystyrene

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 14

-20

0

20

40

60

80

100

120

140

10-02-11 11-02-11 12-02-11 13-02-11 14-02-11 15-02-11 16-02-11 17-02-11 18-02-11

Tem

peratu

re (

C)

Experiment FVW initial FVW final

Rsup2=097 (energi) - FVW Rsup2=096 (temperatur) - FVW

Not published Do not cite

Model development - Dynamic U-value

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 15

00 Wmsup2K

03 Wmsup2K

06 Wmsup2K

09 Wmsup2K

12 Wmsup2K

15 Wmsup2K

18 Wmsup2K

21 Wmsup2K

24 Wmsup2K

27 Wmsup2K

000 msup2KW 030 msup2KW 060 msup2KW 090 msup2KW 120 msup2KW 150 msup2KW

To

tal U

-valu

e

Heat resistance

08 Wmsup2K

15 Wmsup2K

21 Wmsup2K

27 Wmsup2K

R(l=0018WmKe=002m)=111 msup2KW

R(l=0039WmKe=005m)=128 msup2KW

R(l=0039WmKe=010m)=256 msup2KW

Not published Do not cite

Model development - Dynamic U-value

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 16

000 msup2KW

030 msup2KW

060 msup2KW

090 msup2KW

120 msup2KW

150 msup2KW

000 ls pr msup2 050 ls pr msup2 100 ls pr msup2 150 ls pr msup2 200 ls pr msup2 250 ls pr msup2

Heat

resis

tan

ce

Crack flow

0010 m

0020 m

0050 m

0075 m

0100 m

Not published Do not cite

Model development - Dynamic g-value

BSim IES-VE

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 17

Fs(ashs)=Fs(00)

Fs(4010)=Fs(1040)

Model development - Dynamic g-value

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 18

-170

-130

-90

-50

-10

30

70

110

150 000

010

020

030

040

050

060

070

080

090

100

60

50

40

30

20

10

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

as-af

Fs

hs-gf

090-100

080-090

070-080

060-070

050-060

040-050

030-040

020-030

010-020

000-010

Not published Do not cite

Model development - Dynamic g-value

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 19

DESIGN OPTIMIZATION OF A CONTEMPORARY HIGH PERFORMANCE SHADING SCREEN- INTEGRATION OF lsquoFORMrsquo AND SIMULATION TOOLS

Azadeh Omidfar Proceedings of Building Simulation 2011 12th Conference of International Building Performance Simulation Association Sydney 14-16 November

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 20

Model development - Dynamic g-value

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 21

Inde Ude

Glass Cavity Shading

aconvcav

esurf

aconvcav

etech

Uwin

Uwin

Rtech

Fs vs

tsol sol sol

aconvamb

etech

troom

(4) tsurf

(1) tcavity

(2) ttech

(3) ttech tamb

tsky

Experimental setup - PCM in glazing

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 22

Model development - PCM in glazing

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 23 Not published Do not cite

Energy balance for glazing - Potential in glazing systems

liquidliquidsolid

melt

k

radk

i

k

i

TT

Ti

aaaa

2

14tan2

1

1

1What are the optical

properties under different phases

000

020

040

060

080

100

120

297

2972

5

2975

2977

5

298

2982

5

2985

2987

5

299

2992

5

2995

2997

5

300

3002

5

3005

3007

5

301

3012

5

3015

3017

5

302

Absorbtion Abs1 Abs2 Abs3 Tsol Rfsol

08-10-2011 24 wwwzebaaudk Not published Do not cite

Energy balance for glazing - Potential in glazing systems

Room temperature 24 degC

PCM Glass

3 Layered Glass

08-10-2011 25 wwwzebaaudk Not published Do not cite

Energy balance for glazing - Potential in glazing systems

bull Use of PCM with high phase change temperature can reduce maximum cooling load ndash hellip Reduced view when

material is translucent

bull Use of PCM with low

phase change temperature can reduce heat load ndash hellip Risk of the material

not changing phase during daytime hours

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 26

Intelligent Glazed Facades - Conclusion

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 27

bull Focus should not only be put on

ndash U-value

ndash g-values

bull hellip but on how the faccedilade can change characteristic eg ndash High U-value to low

U-value ndash High g-value to low

g-value

Intelligent Glazed Facades - Discussion Design process

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 28

Intelligent Glazed Facades - Discussion Benefits amp flaws

bull These results show that modern office buildings which fulfil energy regulations from 2008 can minimize energy demand for building services by 76 by introducing dynamic faccedilade technologies

bull But a flaw in the technologies and the used control strategies will result in no energy savings

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 29

Intelligent Glazed Facades - an experimental study

Frederik V Winther

PhD Fellow

fvwcivilaaudk

Aalborg University

Department of Civil Engineering

08-10-2011 30 wwwzebaaudk

Page 6: Intelligent Glazed FacadesIntelligent Glazed Facades - an experimental study Frederik V. Winther PhD Fellow fvw@civil.aau.dk Aalborg University Department of Civil EngineeringFuture

Intelligent Glazed Facades - Static Facade Solutions

0 kWhmsup2

20 kWhmsup2

40 kWhmsup2

60 kWhmsup2

80 kWhmsup2

100 kWhmsup2

Basis Be06 U-vaeligrdi 15 G-vaeligrdi 06 Lt-vaeligrdi 07 Lt-kontrol M

hellip+lowU U-vaeligrdi 07 G-vaeligrdi 06 Lt-vaeligrdi 07 Lt-kontrol M

hellip+lowG U-vaeligrdi 07 G-vaeligrdi 025 Lt-vaeligrdi 03 Lt-kontrol M

hellip+IntLight U-vaeligrdi 07 G-vaeligrdi 025 Lt-vaeligrdi 03 Lt-kontrol K

Misc

Ventilation Plant

Lighting

Heating

Cooling

BR08

2010

2015

2020

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 6 Published Winther FV Heiselberg P Jensen RL 2010

Intelligent Glazed Facades for fulfillment of future energy regulations 3rd Nordic Passive House Conference

Intelligent Glazed Facades - Correlation

-Sampling method Latin Hypercube

-Post Processing Sensitivity Analysis - PEAR

08-10-2011 7 wwwzebaaudk

Heating Cooling Total

divide

I

nfl

uen

ce

+

Heat capacity Envelope area U-value

g-value SFP factor Heat recovery

Cooling efficiency

Intelligent Glazed Facades - Dynamic Facade Solutions

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk

bull The intelligent glazed facade shall control the

ndash Heat transfer

ndash Irradiance

ndash Energy storage

ndash Mass transport

ndash Lighting level

8

What is an Intelligent Glazed Facade in practice

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 9

Intelligent Glazed Facades - Dynamic Facade Solutions

0 kWhmsup2

20 kWhmsup2

40 kWhmsup2

60 kWhmsup2

80 kWhmsup2

100 kWhmsup2

Basis U-vaeligrdi 15

G-vaeligrdi 06 Lt-vaeligrdi 07

SEL 21 Lt-kontrol M

Termisk Let

hellip+dynU-val U-vaeligrdi 15

G-vaeligrdi 06 Lt-vaeligrdi 07

SEL 21 Lt-kontrol M

Termisk Let

hellip+dynG-val U-vaeligrdi 15

G-vaeligrdi 06 Lt-vaeligrdi 07

SEL 21 Lt-kontrol M

Termisk Let

hellip+DCVent U-vaeligrdi 15

G-vaeligrdi 06 Lt-vaeligrdi 07

SEL 05 Lt-kontrol M

Termisk Let

hellip+LightCtrl U-vaeligrdi 15

G-vaeligrdi 06 Lt-vaeligrdi 07

SEL 05 Lt-kontrol K

Termisk Let

hellip+E-Storage U-vaeligrdi 15

G-vaeligrdi 06 Lt-vaeligrdi 07

SEL 05 Lt-kontrol K

Termisk Tung

hellip+airtightness

Misc

Ventilation Plant

Lighting

Heating

Cooling

BR08

BR10

BR15

BR20

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 10 Published Winther FV Heiselberg P Jensen RL 2010

Intelligent Glazed Facades for fulfillment of future energy regulations 3rd Nordic Passive House Conference

Intelligent Glazed Facades - General model

08-10-2011 11 wwwzebaaudk

Model development - 2 layered glazing

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 12

10

15

20

25

30

35

40

10-02-11 11-02-11 12-02-11 13-02-11 14-02-11 15-02-11 16-02-11 17-02-11 18-02-11

Tem

peratu

re (

C)

Experiment BSim IES FVW final

Rsup2=085 (energi) - FVW Rsup2=096 (temperatur) - FVW

Not published Do not cite

Model development - Dynamic U-value

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 13

Inde Ude

Glass Cavity Shutter

aconvcav

esurf

aconvcav

etech

Uwin

Uwin

Rtech aconvamb

etech

troom

(4) tsurf

(1) tcavity

(2) ttech

(3) ttech tamb

tsky

cavity

cavityamb

dyn

T

ttHHgP

Ld

nB

dL

zA

A

BPAAQ

10

22

3

2

51

12

2

42^

Source Air flow through cracks PH Baker S Sharples IC Ward Building and Environment SBi Anvisning 202

Model development - 2 layered glazing amp polystyrene

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 14

-20

0

20

40

60

80

100

120

140

10-02-11 11-02-11 12-02-11 13-02-11 14-02-11 15-02-11 16-02-11 17-02-11 18-02-11

Tem

peratu

re (

C)

Experiment FVW initial FVW final

Rsup2=097 (energi) - FVW Rsup2=096 (temperatur) - FVW

Not published Do not cite

Model development - Dynamic U-value

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 15

00 Wmsup2K

03 Wmsup2K

06 Wmsup2K

09 Wmsup2K

12 Wmsup2K

15 Wmsup2K

18 Wmsup2K

21 Wmsup2K

24 Wmsup2K

27 Wmsup2K

000 msup2KW 030 msup2KW 060 msup2KW 090 msup2KW 120 msup2KW 150 msup2KW

To

tal U

-valu

e

Heat resistance

08 Wmsup2K

15 Wmsup2K

21 Wmsup2K

27 Wmsup2K

R(l=0018WmKe=002m)=111 msup2KW

R(l=0039WmKe=005m)=128 msup2KW

R(l=0039WmKe=010m)=256 msup2KW

Not published Do not cite

Model development - Dynamic U-value

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 16

000 msup2KW

030 msup2KW

060 msup2KW

090 msup2KW

120 msup2KW

150 msup2KW

000 ls pr msup2 050 ls pr msup2 100 ls pr msup2 150 ls pr msup2 200 ls pr msup2 250 ls pr msup2

Heat

resis

tan

ce

Crack flow

0010 m

0020 m

0050 m

0075 m

0100 m

Not published Do not cite

Model development - Dynamic g-value

BSim IES-VE

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 17

Fs(ashs)=Fs(00)

Fs(4010)=Fs(1040)

Model development - Dynamic g-value

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 18

-170

-130

-90

-50

-10

30

70

110

150 000

010

020

030

040

050

060

070

080

090

100

60

50

40

30

20

10

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

as-af

Fs

hs-gf

090-100

080-090

070-080

060-070

050-060

040-050

030-040

020-030

010-020

000-010

Not published Do not cite

Model development - Dynamic g-value

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 19

DESIGN OPTIMIZATION OF A CONTEMPORARY HIGH PERFORMANCE SHADING SCREEN- INTEGRATION OF lsquoFORMrsquo AND SIMULATION TOOLS

Azadeh Omidfar Proceedings of Building Simulation 2011 12th Conference of International Building Performance Simulation Association Sydney 14-16 November

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 20

Model development - Dynamic g-value

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 21

Inde Ude

Glass Cavity Shading

aconvcav

esurf

aconvcav

etech

Uwin

Uwin

Rtech

Fs vs

tsol sol sol

aconvamb

etech

troom

(4) tsurf

(1) tcavity

(2) ttech

(3) ttech tamb

tsky

Experimental setup - PCM in glazing

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 22

Model development - PCM in glazing

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 23 Not published Do not cite

Energy balance for glazing - Potential in glazing systems

liquidliquidsolid

melt

k

radk

i

k

i

TT

Ti

aaaa

2

14tan2

1

1

1What are the optical

properties under different phases

000

020

040

060

080

100

120

297

2972

5

2975

2977

5

298

2982

5

2985

2987

5

299

2992

5

2995

2997

5

300

3002

5

3005

3007

5

301

3012

5

3015

3017

5

302

Absorbtion Abs1 Abs2 Abs3 Tsol Rfsol

08-10-2011 24 wwwzebaaudk Not published Do not cite

Energy balance for glazing - Potential in glazing systems

Room temperature 24 degC

PCM Glass

3 Layered Glass

08-10-2011 25 wwwzebaaudk Not published Do not cite

Energy balance for glazing - Potential in glazing systems

bull Use of PCM with high phase change temperature can reduce maximum cooling load ndash hellip Reduced view when

material is translucent

bull Use of PCM with low

phase change temperature can reduce heat load ndash hellip Risk of the material

not changing phase during daytime hours

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 26

Intelligent Glazed Facades - Conclusion

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 27

bull Focus should not only be put on

ndash U-value

ndash g-values

bull hellip but on how the faccedilade can change characteristic eg ndash High U-value to low

U-value ndash High g-value to low

g-value

Intelligent Glazed Facades - Discussion Design process

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 28

Intelligent Glazed Facades - Discussion Benefits amp flaws

bull These results show that modern office buildings which fulfil energy regulations from 2008 can minimize energy demand for building services by 76 by introducing dynamic faccedilade technologies

bull But a flaw in the technologies and the used control strategies will result in no energy savings

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 29

Intelligent Glazed Facades - an experimental study

Frederik V Winther

PhD Fellow

fvwcivilaaudk

Aalborg University

Department of Civil Engineering

08-10-2011 30 wwwzebaaudk

Page 7: Intelligent Glazed FacadesIntelligent Glazed Facades - an experimental study Frederik V. Winther PhD Fellow fvw@civil.aau.dk Aalborg University Department of Civil EngineeringFuture

Intelligent Glazed Facades - Correlation

-Sampling method Latin Hypercube

-Post Processing Sensitivity Analysis - PEAR

08-10-2011 7 wwwzebaaudk

Heating Cooling Total

divide

I

nfl

uen

ce

+

Heat capacity Envelope area U-value

g-value SFP factor Heat recovery

Cooling efficiency

Intelligent Glazed Facades - Dynamic Facade Solutions

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk

bull The intelligent glazed facade shall control the

ndash Heat transfer

ndash Irradiance

ndash Energy storage

ndash Mass transport

ndash Lighting level

8

What is an Intelligent Glazed Facade in practice

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 9

Intelligent Glazed Facades - Dynamic Facade Solutions

0 kWhmsup2

20 kWhmsup2

40 kWhmsup2

60 kWhmsup2

80 kWhmsup2

100 kWhmsup2

Basis U-vaeligrdi 15

G-vaeligrdi 06 Lt-vaeligrdi 07

SEL 21 Lt-kontrol M

Termisk Let

hellip+dynU-val U-vaeligrdi 15

G-vaeligrdi 06 Lt-vaeligrdi 07

SEL 21 Lt-kontrol M

Termisk Let

hellip+dynG-val U-vaeligrdi 15

G-vaeligrdi 06 Lt-vaeligrdi 07

SEL 21 Lt-kontrol M

Termisk Let

hellip+DCVent U-vaeligrdi 15

G-vaeligrdi 06 Lt-vaeligrdi 07

SEL 05 Lt-kontrol M

Termisk Let

hellip+LightCtrl U-vaeligrdi 15

G-vaeligrdi 06 Lt-vaeligrdi 07

SEL 05 Lt-kontrol K

Termisk Let

hellip+E-Storage U-vaeligrdi 15

G-vaeligrdi 06 Lt-vaeligrdi 07

SEL 05 Lt-kontrol K

Termisk Tung

hellip+airtightness

Misc

Ventilation Plant

Lighting

Heating

Cooling

BR08

BR10

BR15

BR20

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 10 Published Winther FV Heiselberg P Jensen RL 2010

Intelligent Glazed Facades for fulfillment of future energy regulations 3rd Nordic Passive House Conference

Intelligent Glazed Facades - General model

08-10-2011 11 wwwzebaaudk

Model development - 2 layered glazing

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 12

10

15

20

25

30

35

40

10-02-11 11-02-11 12-02-11 13-02-11 14-02-11 15-02-11 16-02-11 17-02-11 18-02-11

Tem

peratu

re (

C)

Experiment BSim IES FVW final

Rsup2=085 (energi) - FVW Rsup2=096 (temperatur) - FVW

Not published Do not cite

Model development - Dynamic U-value

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 13

Inde Ude

Glass Cavity Shutter

aconvcav

esurf

aconvcav

etech

Uwin

Uwin

Rtech aconvamb

etech

troom

(4) tsurf

(1) tcavity

(2) ttech

(3) ttech tamb

tsky

cavity

cavityamb

dyn

T

ttHHgP

Ld

nB

dL

zA

A

BPAAQ

10

22

3

2

51

12

2

42^

Source Air flow through cracks PH Baker S Sharples IC Ward Building and Environment SBi Anvisning 202

Model development - 2 layered glazing amp polystyrene

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 14

-20

0

20

40

60

80

100

120

140

10-02-11 11-02-11 12-02-11 13-02-11 14-02-11 15-02-11 16-02-11 17-02-11 18-02-11

Tem

peratu

re (

C)

Experiment FVW initial FVW final

Rsup2=097 (energi) - FVW Rsup2=096 (temperatur) - FVW

Not published Do not cite

Model development - Dynamic U-value

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 15

00 Wmsup2K

03 Wmsup2K

06 Wmsup2K

09 Wmsup2K

12 Wmsup2K

15 Wmsup2K

18 Wmsup2K

21 Wmsup2K

24 Wmsup2K

27 Wmsup2K

000 msup2KW 030 msup2KW 060 msup2KW 090 msup2KW 120 msup2KW 150 msup2KW

To

tal U

-valu

e

Heat resistance

08 Wmsup2K

15 Wmsup2K

21 Wmsup2K

27 Wmsup2K

R(l=0018WmKe=002m)=111 msup2KW

R(l=0039WmKe=005m)=128 msup2KW

R(l=0039WmKe=010m)=256 msup2KW

Not published Do not cite

Model development - Dynamic U-value

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 16

000 msup2KW

030 msup2KW

060 msup2KW

090 msup2KW

120 msup2KW

150 msup2KW

000 ls pr msup2 050 ls pr msup2 100 ls pr msup2 150 ls pr msup2 200 ls pr msup2 250 ls pr msup2

Heat

resis

tan

ce

Crack flow

0010 m

0020 m

0050 m

0075 m

0100 m

Not published Do not cite

Model development - Dynamic g-value

BSim IES-VE

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 17

Fs(ashs)=Fs(00)

Fs(4010)=Fs(1040)

Model development - Dynamic g-value

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 18

-170

-130

-90

-50

-10

30

70

110

150 000

010

020

030

040

050

060

070

080

090

100

60

50

40

30

20

10

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

as-af

Fs

hs-gf

090-100

080-090

070-080

060-070

050-060

040-050

030-040

020-030

010-020

000-010

Not published Do not cite

Model development - Dynamic g-value

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 19

DESIGN OPTIMIZATION OF A CONTEMPORARY HIGH PERFORMANCE SHADING SCREEN- INTEGRATION OF lsquoFORMrsquo AND SIMULATION TOOLS

Azadeh Omidfar Proceedings of Building Simulation 2011 12th Conference of International Building Performance Simulation Association Sydney 14-16 November

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 20

Model development - Dynamic g-value

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 21

Inde Ude

Glass Cavity Shading

aconvcav

esurf

aconvcav

etech

Uwin

Uwin

Rtech

Fs vs

tsol sol sol

aconvamb

etech

troom

(4) tsurf

(1) tcavity

(2) ttech

(3) ttech tamb

tsky

Experimental setup - PCM in glazing

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 22

Model development - PCM in glazing

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 23 Not published Do not cite

Energy balance for glazing - Potential in glazing systems

liquidliquidsolid

melt

k

radk

i

k

i

TT

Ti

aaaa

2

14tan2

1

1

1What are the optical

properties under different phases

000

020

040

060

080

100

120

297

2972

5

2975

2977

5

298

2982

5

2985

2987

5

299

2992

5

2995

2997

5

300

3002

5

3005

3007

5

301

3012

5

3015

3017

5

302

Absorbtion Abs1 Abs2 Abs3 Tsol Rfsol

08-10-2011 24 wwwzebaaudk Not published Do not cite

Energy balance for glazing - Potential in glazing systems

Room temperature 24 degC

PCM Glass

3 Layered Glass

08-10-2011 25 wwwzebaaudk Not published Do not cite

Energy balance for glazing - Potential in glazing systems

bull Use of PCM with high phase change temperature can reduce maximum cooling load ndash hellip Reduced view when

material is translucent

bull Use of PCM with low

phase change temperature can reduce heat load ndash hellip Risk of the material

not changing phase during daytime hours

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 26

Intelligent Glazed Facades - Conclusion

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 27

bull Focus should not only be put on

ndash U-value

ndash g-values

bull hellip but on how the faccedilade can change characteristic eg ndash High U-value to low

U-value ndash High g-value to low

g-value

Intelligent Glazed Facades - Discussion Design process

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 28

Intelligent Glazed Facades - Discussion Benefits amp flaws

bull These results show that modern office buildings which fulfil energy regulations from 2008 can minimize energy demand for building services by 76 by introducing dynamic faccedilade technologies

bull But a flaw in the technologies and the used control strategies will result in no energy savings

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 29

Intelligent Glazed Facades - an experimental study

Frederik V Winther

PhD Fellow

fvwcivilaaudk

Aalborg University

Department of Civil Engineering

08-10-2011 30 wwwzebaaudk

Page 8: Intelligent Glazed FacadesIntelligent Glazed Facades - an experimental study Frederik V. Winther PhD Fellow fvw@civil.aau.dk Aalborg University Department of Civil EngineeringFuture

Intelligent Glazed Facades - Dynamic Facade Solutions

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk

bull The intelligent glazed facade shall control the

ndash Heat transfer

ndash Irradiance

ndash Energy storage

ndash Mass transport

ndash Lighting level

8

What is an Intelligent Glazed Facade in practice

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 9

Intelligent Glazed Facades - Dynamic Facade Solutions

0 kWhmsup2

20 kWhmsup2

40 kWhmsup2

60 kWhmsup2

80 kWhmsup2

100 kWhmsup2

Basis U-vaeligrdi 15

G-vaeligrdi 06 Lt-vaeligrdi 07

SEL 21 Lt-kontrol M

Termisk Let

hellip+dynU-val U-vaeligrdi 15

G-vaeligrdi 06 Lt-vaeligrdi 07

SEL 21 Lt-kontrol M

Termisk Let

hellip+dynG-val U-vaeligrdi 15

G-vaeligrdi 06 Lt-vaeligrdi 07

SEL 21 Lt-kontrol M

Termisk Let

hellip+DCVent U-vaeligrdi 15

G-vaeligrdi 06 Lt-vaeligrdi 07

SEL 05 Lt-kontrol M

Termisk Let

hellip+LightCtrl U-vaeligrdi 15

G-vaeligrdi 06 Lt-vaeligrdi 07

SEL 05 Lt-kontrol K

Termisk Let

hellip+E-Storage U-vaeligrdi 15

G-vaeligrdi 06 Lt-vaeligrdi 07

SEL 05 Lt-kontrol K

Termisk Tung

hellip+airtightness

Misc

Ventilation Plant

Lighting

Heating

Cooling

BR08

BR10

BR15

BR20

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 10 Published Winther FV Heiselberg P Jensen RL 2010

Intelligent Glazed Facades for fulfillment of future energy regulations 3rd Nordic Passive House Conference

Intelligent Glazed Facades - General model

08-10-2011 11 wwwzebaaudk

Model development - 2 layered glazing

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 12

10

15

20

25

30

35

40

10-02-11 11-02-11 12-02-11 13-02-11 14-02-11 15-02-11 16-02-11 17-02-11 18-02-11

Tem

peratu

re (

C)

Experiment BSim IES FVW final

Rsup2=085 (energi) - FVW Rsup2=096 (temperatur) - FVW

Not published Do not cite

Model development - Dynamic U-value

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 13

Inde Ude

Glass Cavity Shutter

aconvcav

esurf

aconvcav

etech

Uwin

Uwin

Rtech aconvamb

etech

troom

(4) tsurf

(1) tcavity

(2) ttech

(3) ttech tamb

tsky

cavity

cavityamb

dyn

T

ttHHgP

Ld

nB

dL

zA

A

BPAAQ

10

22

3

2

51

12

2

42^

Source Air flow through cracks PH Baker S Sharples IC Ward Building and Environment SBi Anvisning 202

Model development - 2 layered glazing amp polystyrene

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 14

-20

0

20

40

60

80

100

120

140

10-02-11 11-02-11 12-02-11 13-02-11 14-02-11 15-02-11 16-02-11 17-02-11 18-02-11

Tem

peratu

re (

C)

Experiment FVW initial FVW final

Rsup2=097 (energi) - FVW Rsup2=096 (temperatur) - FVW

Not published Do not cite

Model development - Dynamic U-value

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 15

00 Wmsup2K

03 Wmsup2K

06 Wmsup2K

09 Wmsup2K

12 Wmsup2K

15 Wmsup2K

18 Wmsup2K

21 Wmsup2K

24 Wmsup2K

27 Wmsup2K

000 msup2KW 030 msup2KW 060 msup2KW 090 msup2KW 120 msup2KW 150 msup2KW

To

tal U

-valu

e

Heat resistance

08 Wmsup2K

15 Wmsup2K

21 Wmsup2K

27 Wmsup2K

R(l=0018WmKe=002m)=111 msup2KW

R(l=0039WmKe=005m)=128 msup2KW

R(l=0039WmKe=010m)=256 msup2KW

Not published Do not cite

Model development - Dynamic U-value

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 16

000 msup2KW

030 msup2KW

060 msup2KW

090 msup2KW

120 msup2KW

150 msup2KW

000 ls pr msup2 050 ls pr msup2 100 ls pr msup2 150 ls pr msup2 200 ls pr msup2 250 ls pr msup2

Heat

resis

tan

ce

Crack flow

0010 m

0020 m

0050 m

0075 m

0100 m

Not published Do not cite

Model development - Dynamic g-value

BSim IES-VE

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 17

Fs(ashs)=Fs(00)

Fs(4010)=Fs(1040)

Model development - Dynamic g-value

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 18

-170

-130

-90

-50

-10

30

70

110

150 000

010

020

030

040

050

060

070

080

090

100

60

50

40

30

20

10

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

as-af

Fs

hs-gf

090-100

080-090

070-080

060-070

050-060

040-050

030-040

020-030

010-020

000-010

Not published Do not cite

Model development - Dynamic g-value

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 19

DESIGN OPTIMIZATION OF A CONTEMPORARY HIGH PERFORMANCE SHADING SCREEN- INTEGRATION OF lsquoFORMrsquo AND SIMULATION TOOLS

Azadeh Omidfar Proceedings of Building Simulation 2011 12th Conference of International Building Performance Simulation Association Sydney 14-16 November

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 20

Model development - Dynamic g-value

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 21

Inde Ude

Glass Cavity Shading

aconvcav

esurf

aconvcav

etech

Uwin

Uwin

Rtech

Fs vs

tsol sol sol

aconvamb

etech

troom

(4) tsurf

(1) tcavity

(2) ttech

(3) ttech tamb

tsky

Experimental setup - PCM in glazing

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 22

Model development - PCM in glazing

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 23 Not published Do not cite

Energy balance for glazing - Potential in glazing systems

liquidliquidsolid

melt

k

radk

i

k

i

TT

Ti

aaaa

2

14tan2

1

1

1What are the optical

properties under different phases

000

020

040

060

080

100

120

297

2972

5

2975

2977

5

298

2982

5

2985

2987

5

299

2992

5

2995

2997

5

300

3002

5

3005

3007

5

301

3012

5

3015

3017

5

302

Absorbtion Abs1 Abs2 Abs3 Tsol Rfsol

08-10-2011 24 wwwzebaaudk Not published Do not cite

Energy balance for glazing - Potential in glazing systems

Room temperature 24 degC

PCM Glass

3 Layered Glass

08-10-2011 25 wwwzebaaudk Not published Do not cite

Energy balance for glazing - Potential in glazing systems

bull Use of PCM with high phase change temperature can reduce maximum cooling load ndash hellip Reduced view when

material is translucent

bull Use of PCM with low

phase change temperature can reduce heat load ndash hellip Risk of the material

not changing phase during daytime hours

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 26

Intelligent Glazed Facades - Conclusion

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 27

bull Focus should not only be put on

ndash U-value

ndash g-values

bull hellip but on how the faccedilade can change characteristic eg ndash High U-value to low

U-value ndash High g-value to low

g-value

Intelligent Glazed Facades - Discussion Design process

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 28

Intelligent Glazed Facades - Discussion Benefits amp flaws

bull These results show that modern office buildings which fulfil energy regulations from 2008 can minimize energy demand for building services by 76 by introducing dynamic faccedilade technologies

bull But a flaw in the technologies and the used control strategies will result in no energy savings

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 29

Intelligent Glazed Facades - an experimental study

Frederik V Winther

PhD Fellow

fvwcivilaaudk

Aalborg University

Department of Civil Engineering

08-10-2011 30 wwwzebaaudk

Page 9: Intelligent Glazed FacadesIntelligent Glazed Facades - an experimental study Frederik V. Winther PhD Fellow fvw@civil.aau.dk Aalborg University Department of Civil EngineeringFuture

What is an Intelligent Glazed Facade in practice

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 9

Intelligent Glazed Facades - Dynamic Facade Solutions

0 kWhmsup2

20 kWhmsup2

40 kWhmsup2

60 kWhmsup2

80 kWhmsup2

100 kWhmsup2

Basis U-vaeligrdi 15

G-vaeligrdi 06 Lt-vaeligrdi 07

SEL 21 Lt-kontrol M

Termisk Let

hellip+dynU-val U-vaeligrdi 15

G-vaeligrdi 06 Lt-vaeligrdi 07

SEL 21 Lt-kontrol M

Termisk Let

hellip+dynG-val U-vaeligrdi 15

G-vaeligrdi 06 Lt-vaeligrdi 07

SEL 21 Lt-kontrol M

Termisk Let

hellip+DCVent U-vaeligrdi 15

G-vaeligrdi 06 Lt-vaeligrdi 07

SEL 05 Lt-kontrol M

Termisk Let

hellip+LightCtrl U-vaeligrdi 15

G-vaeligrdi 06 Lt-vaeligrdi 07

SEL 05 Lt-kontrol K

Termisk Let

hellip+E-Storage U-vaeligrdi 15

G-vaeligrdi 06 Lt-vaeligrdi 07

SEL 05 Lt-kontrol K

Termisk Tung

hellip+airtightness

Misc

Ventilation Plant

Lighting

Heating

Cooling

BR08

BR10

BR15

BR20

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 10 Published Winther FV Heiselberg P Jensen RL 2010

Intelligent Glazed Facades for fulfillment of future energy regulations 3rd Nordic Passive House Conference

Intelligent Glazed Facades - General model

08-10-2011 11 wwwzebaaudk

Model development - 2 layered glazing

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 12

10

15

20

25

30

35

40

10-02-11 11-02-11 12-02-11 13-02-11 14-02-11 15-02-11 16-02-11 17-02-11 18-02-11

Tem

peratu

re (

C)

Experiment BSim IES FVW final

Rsup2=085 (energi) - FVW Rsup2=096 (temperatur) - FVW

Not published Do not cite

Model development - Dynamic U-value

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 13

Inde Ude

Glass Cavity Shutter

aconvcav

esurf

aconvcav

etech

Uwin

Uwin

Rtech aconvamb

etech

troom

(4) tsurf

(1) tcavity

(2) ttech

(3) ttech tamb

tsky

cavity

cavityamb

dyn

T

ttHHgP

Ld

nB

dL

zA

A

BPAAQ

10

22

3

2

51

12

2

42^

Source Air flow through cracks PH Baker S Sharples IC Ward Building and Environment SBi Anvisning 202

Model development - 2 layered glazing amp polystyrene

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 14

-20

0

20

40

60

80

100

120

140

10-02-11 11-02-11 12-02-11 13-02-11 14-02-11 15-02-11 16-02-11 17-02-11 18-02-11

Tem

peratu

re (

C)

Experiment FVW initial FVW final

Rsup2=097 (energi) - FVW Rsup2=096 (temperatur) - FVW

Not published Do not cite

Model development - Dynamic U-value

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 15

00 Wmsup2K

03 Wmsup2K

06 Wmsup2K

09 Wmsup2K

12 Wmsup2K

15 Wmsup2K

18 Wmsup2K

21 Wmsup2K

24 Wmsup2K

27 Wmsup2K

000 msup2KW 030 msup2KW 060 msup2KW 090 msup2KW 120 msup2KW 150 msup2KW

To

tal U

-valu

e

Heat resistance

08 Wmsup2K

15 Wmsup2K

21 Wmsup2K

27 Wmsup2K

R(l=0018WmKe=002m)=111 msup2KW

R(l=0039WmKe=005m)=128 msup2KW

R(l=0039WmKe=010m)=256 msup2KW

Not published Do not cite

Model development - Dynamic U-value

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 16

000 msup2KW

030 msup2KW

060 msup2KW

090 msup2KW

120 msup2KW

150 msup2KW

000 ls pr msup2 050 ls pr msup2 100 ls pr msup2 150 ls pr msup2 200 ls pr msup2 250 ls pr msup2

Heat

resis

tan

ce

Crack flow

0010 m

0020 m

0050 m

0075 m

0100 m

Not published Do not cite

Model development - Dynamic g-value

BSim IES-VE

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 17

Fs(ashs)=Fs(00)

Fs(4010)=Fs(1040)

Model development - Dynamic g-value

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 18

-170

-130

-90

-50

-10

30

70

110

150 000

010

020

030

040

050

060

070

080

090

100

60

50

40

30

20

10

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

as-af

Fs

hs-gf

090-100

080-090

070-080

060-070

050-060

040-050

030-040

020-030

010-020

000-010

Not published Do not cite

Model development - Dynamic g-value

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 19

DESIGN OPTIMIZATION OF A CONTEMPORARY HIGH PERFORMANCE SHADING SCREEN- INTEGRATION OF lsquoFORMrsquo AND SIMULATION TOOLS

Azadeh Omidfar Proceedings of Building Simulation 2011 12th Conference of International Building Performance Simulation Association Sydney 14-16 November

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 20

Model development - Dynamic g-value

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 21

Inde Ude

Glass Cavity Shading

aconvcav

esurf

aconvcav

etech

Uwin

Uwin

Rtech

Fs vs

tsol sol sol

aconvamb

etech

troom

(4) tsurf

(1) tcavity

(2) ttech

(3) ttech tamb

tsky

Experimental setup - PCM in glazing

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 22

Model development - PCM in glazing

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 23 Not published Do not cite

Energy balance for glazing - Potential in glazing systems

liquidliquidsolid

melt

k

radk

i

k

i

TT

Ti

aaaa

2

14tan2

1

1

1What are the optical

properties under different phases

000

020

040

060

080

100

120

297

2972

5

2975

2977

5

298

2982

5

2985

2987

5

299

2992

5

2995

2997

5

300

3002

5

3005

3007

5

301

3012

5

3015

3017

5

302

Absorbtion Abs1 Abs2 Abs3 Tsol Rfsol

08-10-2011 24 wwwzebaaudk Not published Do not cite

Energy balance for glazing - Potential in glazing systems

Room temperature 24 degC

PCM Glass

3 Layered Glass

08-10-2011 25 wwwzebaaudk Not published Do not cite

Energy balance for glazing - Potential in glazing systems

bull Use of PCM with high phase change temperature can reduce maximum cooling load ndash hellip Reduced view when

material is translucent

bull Use of PCM with low

phase change temperature can reduce heat load ndash hellip Risk of the material

not changing phase during daytime hours

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 26

Intelligent Glazed Facades - Conclusion

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 27

bull Focus should not only be put on

ndash U-value

ndash g-values

bull hellip but on how the faccedilade can change characteristic eg ndash High U-value to low

U-value ndash High g-value to low

g-value

Intelligent Glazed Facades - Discussion Design process

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 28

Intelligent Glazed Facades - Discussion Benefits amp flaws

bull These results show that modern office buildings which fulfil energy regulations from 2008 can minimize energy demand for building services by 76 by introducing dynamic faccedilade technologies

bull But a flaw in the technologies and the used control strategies will result in no energy savings

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 29

Intelligent Glazed Facades - an experimental study

Frederik V Winther

PhD Fellow

fvwcivilaaudk

Aalborg University

Department of Civil Engineering

08-10-2011 30 wwwzebaaudk

Page 10: Intelligent Glazed FacadesIntelligent Glazed Facades - an experimental study Frederik V. Winther PhD Fellow fvw@civil.aau.dk Aalborg University Department of Civil EngineeringFuture

Intelligent Glazed Facades - Dynamic Facade Solutions

0 kWhmsup2

20 kWhmsup2

40 kWhmsup2

60 kWhmsup2

80 kWhmsup2

100 kWhmsup2

Basis U-vaeligrdi 15

G-vaeligrdi 06 Lt-vaeligrdi 07

SEL 21 Lt-kontrol M

Termisk Let

hellip+dynU-val U-vaeligrdi 15

G-vaeligrdi 06 Lt-vaeligrdi 07

SEL 21 Lt-kontrol M

Termisk Let

hellip+dynG-val U-vaeligrdi 15

G-vaeligrdi 06 Lt-vaeligrdi 07

SEL 21 Lt-kontrol M

Termisk Let

hellip+DCVent U-vaeligrdi 15

G-vaeligrdi 06 Lt-vaeligrdi 07

SEL 05 Lt-kontrol M

Termisk Let

hellip+LightCtrl U-vaeligrdi 15

G-vaeligrdi 06 Lt-vaeligrdi 07

SEL 05 Lt-kontrol K

Termisk Let

hellip+E-Storage U-vaeligrdi 15

G-vaeligrdi 06 Lt-vaeligrdi 07

SEL 05 Lt-kontrol K

Termisk Tung

hellip+airtightness

Misc

Ventilation Plant

Lighting

Heating

Cooling

BR08

BR10

BR15

BR20

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 10 Published Winther FV Heiselberg P Jensen RL 2010

Intelligent Glazed Facades for fulfillment of future energy regulations 3rd Nordic Passive House Conference

Intelligent Glazed Facades - General model

08-10-2011 11 wwwzebaaudk

Model development - 2 layered glazing

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 12

10

15

20

25

30

35

40

10-02-11 11-02-11 12-02-11 13-02-11 14-02-11 15-02-11 16-02-11 17-02-11 18-02-11

Tem

peratu

re (

C)

Experiment BSim IES FVW final

Rsup2=085 (energi) - FVW Rsup2=096 (temperatur) - FVW

Not published Do not cite

Model development - Dynamic U-value

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 13

Inde Ude

Glass Cavity Shutter

aconvcav

esurf

aconvcav

etech

Uwin

Uwin

Rtech aconvamb

etech

troom

(4) tsurf

(1) tcavity

(2) ttech

(3) ttech tamb

tsky

cavity

cavityamb

dyn

T

ttHHgP

Ld

nB

dL

zA

A

BPAAQ

10

22

3

2

51

12

2

42^

Source Air flow through cracks PH Baker S Sharples IC Ward Building and Environment SBi Anvisning 202

Model development - 2 layered glazing amp polystyrene

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 14

-20

0

20

40

60

80

100

120

140

10-02-11 11-02-11 12-02-11 13-02-11 14-02-11 15-02-11 16-02-11 17-02-11 18-02-11

Tem

peratu

re (

C)

Experiment FVW initial FVW final

Rsup2=097 (energi) - FVW Rsup2=096 (temperatur) - FVW

Not published Do not cite

Model development - Dynamic U-value

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 15

00 Wmsup2K

03 Wmsup2K

06 Wmsup2K

09 Wmsup2K

12 Wmsup2K

15 Wmsup2K

18 Wmsup2K

21 Wmsup2K

24 Wmsup2K

27 Wmsup2K

000 msup2KW 030 msup2KW 060 msup2KW 090 msup2KW 120 msup2KW 150 msup2KW

To

tal U

-valu

e

Heat resistance

08 Wmsup2K

15 Wmsup2K

21 Wmsup2K

27 Wmsup2K

R(l=0018WmKe=002m)=111 msup2KW

R(l=0039WmKe=005m)=128 msup2KW

R(l=0039WmKe=010m)=256 msup2KW

Not published Do not cite

Model development - Dynamic U-value

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 16

000 msup2KW

030 msup2KW

060 msup2KW

090 msup2KW

120 msup2KW

150 msup2KW

000 ls pr msup2 050 ls pr msup2 100 ls pr msup2 150 ls pr msup2 200 ls pr msup2 250 ls pr msup2

Heat

resis

tan

ce

Crack flow

0010 m

0020 m

0050 m

0075 m

0100 m

Not published Do not cite

Model development - Dynamic g-value

BSim IES-VE

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 17

Fs(ashs)=Fs(00)

Fs(4010)=Fs(1040)

Model development - Dynamic g-value

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 18

-170

-130

-90

-50

-10

30

70

110

150 000

010

020

030

040

050

060

070

080

090

100

60

50

40

30

20

10

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

as-af

Fs

hs-gf

090-100

080-090

070-080

060-070

050-060

040-050

030-040

020-030

010-020

000-010

Not published Do not cite

Model development - Dynamic g-value

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 19

DESIGN OPTIMIZATION OF A CONTEMPORARY HIGH PERFORMANCE SHADING SCREEN- INTEGRATION OF lsquoFORMrsquo AND SIMULATION TOOLS

Azadeh Omidfar Proceedings of Building Simulation 2011 12th Conference of International Building Performance Simulation Association Sydney 14-16 November

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 20

Model development - Dynamic g-value

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 21

Inde Ude

Glass Cavity Shading

aconvcav

esurf

aconvcav

etech

Uwin

Uwin

Rtech

Fs vs

tsol sol sol

aconvamb

etech

troom

(4) tsurf

(1) tcavity

(2) ttech

(3) ttech tamb

tsky

Experimental setup - PCM in glazing

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 22

Model development - PCM in glazing

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 23 Not published Do not cite

Energy balance for glazing - Potential in glazing systems

liquidliquidsolid

melt

k

radk

i

k

i

TT

Ti

aaaa

2

14tan2

1

1

1What are the optical

properties under different phases

000

020

040

060

080

100

120

297

2972

5

2975

2977

5

298

2982

5

2985

2987

5

299

2992

5

2995

2997

5

300

3002

5

3005

3007

5

301

3012

5

3015

3017

5

302

Absorbtion Abs1 Abs2 Abs3 Tsol Rfsol

08-10-2011 24 wwwzebaaudk Not published Do not cite

Energy balance for glazing - Potential in glazing systems

Room temperature 24 degC

PCM Glass

3 Layered Glass

08-10-2011 25 wwwzebaaudk Not published Do not cite

Energy balance for glazing - Potential in glazing systems

bull Use of PCM with high phase change temperature can reduce maximum cooling load ndash hellip Reduced view when

material is translucent

bull Use of PCM with low

phase change temperature can reduce heat load ndash hellip Risk of the material

not changing phase during daytime hours

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 26

Intelligent Glazed Facades - Conclusion

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 27

bull Focus should not only be put on

ndash U-value

ndash g-values

bull hellip but on how the faccedilade can change characteristic eg ndash High U-value to low

U-value ndash High g-value to low

g-value

Intelligent Glazed Facades - Discussion Design process

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 28

Intelligent Glazed Facades - Discussion Benefits amp flaws

bull These results show that modern office buildings which fulfil energy regulations from 2008 can minimize energy demand for building services by 76 by introducing dynamic faccedilade technologies

bull But a flaw in the technologies and the used control strategies will result in no energy savings

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 29

Intelligent Glazed Facades - an experimental study

Frederik V Winther

PhD Fellow

fvwcivilaaudk

Aalborg University

Department of Civil Engineering

08-10-2011 30 wwwzebaaudk

Page 11: Intelligent Glazed FacadesIntelligent Glazed Facades - an experimental study Frederik V. Winther PhD Fellow fvw@civil.aau.dk Aalborg University Department of Civil EngineeringFuture

Intelligent Glazed Facades - General model

08-10-2011 11 wwwzebaaudk

Model development - 2 layered glazing

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 12

10

15

20

25

30

35

40

10-02-11 11-02-11 12-02-11 13-02-11 14-02-11 15-02-11 16-02-11 17-02-11 18-02-11

Tem

peratu

re (

C)

Experiment BSim IES FVW final

Rsup2=085 (energi) - FVW Rsup2=096 (temperatur) - FVW

Not published Do not cite

Model development - Dynamic U-value

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 13

Inde Ude

Glass Cavity Shutter

aconvcav

esurf

aconvcav

etech

Uwin

Uwin

Rtech aconvamb

etech

troom

(4) tsurf

(1) tcavity

(2) ttech

(3) ttech tamb

tsky

cavity

cavityamb

dyn

T

ttHHgP

Ld

nB

dL

zA

A

BPAAQ

10

22

3

2

51

12

2

42^

Source Air flow through cracks PH Baker S Sharples IC Ward Building and Environment SBi Anvisning 202

Model development - 2 layered glazing amp polystyrene

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 14

-20

0

20

40

60

80

100

120

140

10-02-11 11-02-11 12-02-11 13-02-11 14-02-11 15-02-11 16-02-11 17-02-11 18-02-11

Tem

peratu

re (

C)

Experiment FVW initial FVW final

Rsup2=097 (energi) - FVW Rsup2=096 (temperatur) - FVW

Not published Do not cite

Model development - Dynamic U-value

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 15

00 Wmsup2K

03 Wmsup2K

06 Wmsup2K

09 Wmsup2K

12 Wmsup2K

15 Wmsup2K

18 Wmsup2K

21 Wmsup2K

24 Wmsup2K

27 Wmsup2K

000 msup2KW 030 msup2KW 060 msup2KW 090 msup2KW 120 msup2KW 150 msup2KW

To

tal U

-valu

e

Heat resistance

08 Wmsup2K

15 Wmsup2K

21 Wmsup2K

27 Wmsup2K

R(l=0018WmKe=002m)=111 msup2KW

R(l=0039WmKe=005m)=128 msup2KW

R(l=0039WmKe=010m)=256 msup2KW

Not published Do not cite

Model development - Dynamic U-value

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 16

000 msup2KW

030 msup2KW

060 msup2KW

090 msup2KW

120 msup2KW

150 msup2KW

000 ls pr msup2 050 ls pr msup2 100 ls pr msup2 150 ls pr msup2 200 ls pr msup2 250 ls pr msup2

Heat

resis

tan

ce

Crack flow

0010 m

0020 m

0050 m

0075 m

0100 m

Not published Do not cite

Model development - Dynamic g-value

BSim IES-VE

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 17

Fs(ashs)=Fs(00)

Fs(4010)=Fs(1040)

Model development - Dynamic g-value

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 18

-170

-130

-90

-50

-10

30

70

110

150 000

010

020

030

040

050

060

070

080

090

100

60

50

40

30

20

10

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

as-af

Fs

hs-gf

090-100

080-090

070-080

060-070

050-060

040-050

030-040

020-030

010-020

000-010

Not published Do not cite

Model development - Dynamic g-value

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 19

DESIGN OPTIMIZATION OF A CONTEMPORARY HIGH PERFORMANCE SHADING SCREEN- INTEGRATION OF lsquoFORMrsquo AND SIMULATION TOOLS

Azadeh Omidfar Proceedings of Building Simulation 2011 12th Conference of International Building Performance Simulation Association Sydney 14-16 November

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 20

Model development - Dynamic g-value

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 21

Inde Ude

Glass Cavity Shading

aconvcav

esurf

aconvcav

etech

Uwin

Uwin

Rtech

Fs vs

tsol sol sol

aconvamb

etech

troom

(4) tsurf

(1) tcavity

(2) ttech

(3) ttech tamb

tsky

Experimental setup - PCM in glazing

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 22

Model development - PCM in glazing

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 23 Not published Do not cite

Energy balance for glazing - Potential in glazing systems

liquidliquidsolid

melt

k

radk

i

k

i

TT

Ti

aaaa

2

14tan2

1

1

1What are the optical

properties under different phases

000

020

040

060

080

100

120

297

2972

5

2975

2977

5

298

2982

5

2985

2987

5

299

2992

5

2995

2997

5

300

3002

5

3005

3007

5

301

3012

5

3015

3017

5

302

Absorbtion Abs1 Abs2 Abs3 Tsol Rfsol

08-10-2011 24 wwwzebaaudk Not published Do not cite

Energy balance for glazing - Potential in glazing systems

Room temperature 24 degC

PCM Glass

3 Layered Glass

08-10-2011 25 wwwzebaaudk Not published Do not cite

Energy balance for glazing - Potential in glazing systems

bull Use of PCM with high phase change temperature can reduce maximum cooling load ndash hellip Reduced view when

material is translucent

bull Use of PCM with low

phase change temperature can reduce heat load ndash hellip Risk of the material

not changing phase during daytime hours

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 26

Intelligent Glazed Facades - Conclusion

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 27

bull Focus should not only be put on

ndash U-value

ndash g-values

bull hellip but on how the faccedilade can change characteristic eg ndash High U-value to low

U-value ndash High g-value to low

g-value

Intelligent Glazed Facades - Discussion Design process

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 28

Intelligent Glazed Facades - Discussion Benefits amp flaws

bull These results show that modern office buildings which fulfil energy regulations from 2008 can minimize energy demand for building services by 76 by introducing dynamic faccedilade technologies

bull But a flaw in the technologies and the used control strategies will result in no energy savings

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 29

Intelligent Glazed Facades - an experimental study

Frederik V Winther

PhD Fellow

fvwcivilaaudk

Aalborg University

Department of Civil Engineering

08-10-2011 30 wwwzebaaudk

Page 12: Intelligent Glazed FacadesIntelligent Glazed Facades - an experimental study Frederik V. Winther PhD Fellow fvw@civil.aau.dk Aalborg University Department of Civil EngineeringFuture

Model development - 2 layered glazing

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 12

10

15

20

25

30

35

40

10-02-11 11-02-11 12-02-11 13-02-11 14-02-11 15-02-11 16-02-11 17-02-11 18-02-11

Tem

peratu

re (

C)

Experiment BSim IES FVW final

Rsup2=085 (energi) - FVW Rsup2=096 (temperatur) - FVW

Not published Do not cite

Model development - Dynamic U-value

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 13

Inde Ude

Glass Cavity Shutter

aconvcav

esurf

aconvcav

etech

Uwin

Uwin

Rtech aconvamb

etech

troom

(4) tsurf

(1) tcavity

(2) ttech

(3) ttech tamb

tsky

cavity

cavityamb

dyn

T

ttHHgP

Ld

nB

dL

zA

A

BPAAQ

10

22

3

2

51

12

2

42^

Source Air flow through cracks PH Baker S Sharples IC Ward Building and Environment SBi Anvisning 202

Model development - 2 layered glazing amp polystyrene

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 14

-20

0

20

40

60

80

100

120

140

10-02-11 11-02-11 12-02-11 13-02-11 14-02-11 15-02-11 16-02-11 17-02-11 18-02-11

Tem

peratu

re (

C)

Experiment FVW initial FVW final

Rsup2=097 (energi) - FVW Rsup2=096 (temperatur) - FVW

Not published Do not cite

Model development - Dynamic U-value

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 15

00 Wmsup2K

03 Wmsup2K

06 Wmsup2K

09 Wmsup2K

12 Wmsup2K

15 Wmsup2K

18 Wmsup2K

21 Wmsup2K

24 Wmsup2K

27 Wmsup2K

000 msup2KW 030 msup2KW 060 msup2KW 090 msup2KW 120 msup2KW 150 msup2KW

To

tal U

-valu

e

Heat resistance

08 Wmsup2K

15 Wmsup2K

21 Wmsup2K

27 Wmsup2K

R(l=0018WmKe=002m)=111 msup2KW

R(l=0039WmKe=005m)=128 msup2KW

R(l=0039WmKe=010m)=256 msup2KW

Not published Do not cite

Model development - Dynamic U-value

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 16

000 msup2KW

030 msup2KW

060 msup2KW

090 msup2KW

120 msup2KW

150 msup2KW

000 ls pr msup2 050 ls pr msup2 100 ls pr msup2 150 ls pr msup2 200 ls pr msup2 250 ls pr msup2

Heat

resis

tan

ce

Crack flow

0010 m

0020 m

0050 m

0075 m

0100 m

Not published Do not cite

Model development - Dynamic g-value

BSim IES-VE

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 17

Fs(ashs)=Fs(00)

Fs(4010)=Fs(1040)

Model development - Dynamic g-value

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 18

-170

-130

-90

-50

-10

30

70

110

150 000

010

020

030

040

050

060

070

080

090

100

60

50

40

30

20

10

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

as-af

Fs

hs-gf

090-100

080-090

070-080

060-070

050-060

040-050

030-040

020-030

010-020

000-010

Not published Do not cite

Model development - Dynamic g-value

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 19

DESIGN OPTIMIZATION OF A CONTEMPORARY HIGH PERFORMANCE SHADING SCREEN- INTEGRATION OF lsquoFORMrsquo AND SIMULATION TOOLS

Azadeh Omidfar Proceedings of Building Simulation 2011 12th Conference of International Building Performance Simulation Association Sydney 14-16 November

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 20

Model development - Dynamic g-value

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 21

Inde Ude

Glass Cavity Shading

aconvcav

esurf

aconvcav

etech

Uwin

Uwin

Rtech

Fs vs

tsol sol sol

aconvamb

etech

troom

(4) tsurf

(1) tcavity

(2) ttech

(3) ttech tamb

tsky

Experimental setup - PCM in glazing

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 22

Model development - PCM in glazing

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 23 Not published Do not cite

Energy balance for glazing - Potential in glazing systems

liquidliquidsolid

melt

k

radk

i

k

i

TT

Ti

aaaa

2

14tan2

1

1

1What are the optical

properties under different phases

000

020

040

060

080

100

120

297

2972

5

2975

2977

5

298

2982

5

2985

2987

5

299

2992

5

2995

2997

5

300

3002

5

3005

3007

5

301

3012

5

3015

3017

5

302

Absorbtion Abs1 Abs2 Abs3 Tsol Rfsol

08-10-2011 24 wwwzebaaudk Not published Do not cite

Energy balance for glazing - Potential in glazing systems

Room temperature 24 degC

PCM Glass

3 Layered Glass

08-10-2011 25 wwwzebaaudk Not published Do not cite

Energy balance for glazing - Potential in glazing systems

bull Use of PCM with high phase change temperature can reduce maximum cooling load ndash hellip Reduced view when

material is translucent

bull Use of PCM with low

phase change temperature can reduce heat load ndash hellip Risk of the material

not changing phase during daytime hours

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 26

Intelligent Glazed Facades - Conclusion

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 27

bull Focus should not only be put on

ndash U-value

ndash g-values

bull hellip but on how the faccedilade can change characteristic eg ndash High U-value to low

U-value ndash High g-value to low

g-value

Intelligent Glazed Facades - Discussion Design process

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 28

Intelligent Glazed Facades - Discussion Benefits amp flaws

bull These results show that modern office buildings which fulfil energy regulations from 2008 can minimize energy demand for building services by 76 by introducing dynamic faccedilade technologies

bull But a flaw in the technologies and the used control strategies will result in no energy savings

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 29

Intelligent Glazed Facades - an experimental study

Frederik V Winther

PhD Fellow

fvwcivilaaudk

Aalborg University

Department of Civil Engineering

08-10-2011 30 wwwzebaaudk

Page 13: Intelligent Glazed FacadesIntelligent Glazed Facades - an experimental study Frederik V. Winther PhD Fellow fvw@civil.aau.dk Aalborg University Department of Civil EngineeringFuture

Model development - Dynamic U-value

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 13

Inde Ude

Glass Cavity Shutter

aconvcav

esurf

aconvcav

etech

Uwin

Uwin

Rtech aconvamb

etech

troom

(4) tsurf

(1) tcavity

(2) ttech

(3) ttech tamb

tsky

cavity

cavityamb

dyn

T

ttHHgP

Ld

nB

dL

zA

A

BPAAQ

10

22

3

2

51

12

2

42^

Source Air flow through cracks PH Baker S Sharples IC Ward Building and Environment SBi Anvisning 202

Model development - 2 layered glazing amp polystyrene

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 14

-20

0

20

40

60

80

100

120

140

10-02-11 11-02-11 12-02-11 13-02-11 14-02-11 15-02-11 16-02-11 17-02-11 18-02-11

Tem

peratu

re (

C)

Experiment FVW initial FVW final

Rsup2=097 (energi) - FVW Rsup2=096 (temperatur) - FVW

Not published Do not cite

Model development - Dynamic U-value

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 15

00 Wmsup2K

03 Wmsup2K

06 Wmsup2K

09 Wmsup2K

12 Wmsup2K

15 Wmsup2K

18 Wmsup2K

21 Wmsup2K

24 Wmsup2K

27 Wmsup2K

000 msup2KW 030 msup2KW 060 msup2KW 090 msup2KW 120 msup2KW 150 msup2KW

To

tal U

-valu

e

Heat resistance

08 Wmsup2K

15 Wmsup2K

21 Wmsup2K

27 Wmsup2K

R(l=0018WmKe=002m)=111 msup2KW

R(l=0039WmKe=005m)=128 msup2KW

R(l=0039WmKe=010m)=256 msup2KW

Not published Do not cite

Model development - Dynamic U-value

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 16

000 msup2KW

030 msup2KW

060 msup2KW

090 msup2KW

120 msup2KW

150 msup2KW

000 ls pr msup2 050 ls pr msup2 100 ls pr msup2 150 ls pr msup2 200 ls pr msup2 250 ls pr msup2

Heat

resis

tan

ce

Crack flow

0010 m

0020 m

0050 m

0075 m

0100 m

Not published Do not cite

Model development - Dynamic g-value

BSim IES-VE

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 17

Fs(ashs)=Fs(00)

Fs(4010)=Fs(1040)

Model development - Dynamic g-value

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 18

-170

-130

-90

-50

-10

30

70

110

150 000

010

020

030

040

050

060

070

080

090

100

60

50

40

30

20

10

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

as-af

Fs

hs-gf

090-100

080-090

070-080

060-070

050-060

040-050

030-040

020-030

010-020

000-010

Not published Do not cite

Model development - Dynamic g-value

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 19

DESIGN OPTIMIZATION OF A CONTEMPORARY HIGH PERFORMANCE SHADING SCREEN- INTEGRATION OF lsquoFORMrsquo AND SIMULATION TOOLS

Azadeh Omidfar Proceedings of Building Simulation 2011 12th Conference of International Building Performance Simulation Association Sydney 14-16 November

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 20

Model development - Dynamic g-value

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 21

Inde Ude

Glass Cavity Shading

aconvcav

esurf

aconvcav

etech

Uwin

Uwin

Rtech

Fs vs

tsol sol sol

aconvamb

etech

troom

(4) tsurf

(1) tcavity

(2) ttech

(3) ttech tamb

tsky

Experimental setup - PCM in glazing

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 22

Model development - PCM in glazing

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 23 Not published Do not cite

Energy balance for glazing - Potential in glazing systems

liquidliquidsolid

melt

k

radk

i

k

i

TT

Ti

aaaa

2

14tan2

1

1

1What are the optical

properties under different phases

000

020

040

060

080

100

120

297

2972

5

2975

2977

5

298

2982

5

2985

2987

5

299

2992

5

2995

2997

5

300

3002

5

3005

3007

5

301

3012

5

3015

3017

5

302

Absorbtion Abs1 Abs2 Abs3 Tsol Rfsol

08-10-2011 24 wwwzebaaudk Not published Do not cite

Energy balance for glazing - Potential in glazing systems

Room temperature 24 degC

PCM Glass

3 Layered Glass

08-10-2011 25 wwwzebaaudk Not published Do not cite

Energy balance for glazing - Potential in glazing systems

bull Use of PCM with high phase change temperature can reduce maximum cooling load ndash hellip Reduced view when

material is translucent

bull Use of PCM with low

phase change temperature can reduce heat load ndash hellip Risk of the material

not changing phase during daytime hours

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 26

Intelligent Glazed Facades - Conclusion

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 27

bull Focus should not only be put on

ndash U-value

ndash g-values

bull hellip but on how the faccedilade can change characteristic eg ndash High U-value to low

U-value ndash High g-value to low

g-value

Intelligent Glazed Facades - Discussion Design process

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 28

Intelligent Glazed Facades - Discussion Benefits amp flaws

bull These results show that modern office buildings which fulfil energy regulations from 2008 can minimize energy demand for building services by 76 by introducing dynamic faccedilade technologies

bull But a flaw in the technologies and the used control strategies will result in no energy savings

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 29

Intelligent Glazed Facades - an experimental study

Frederik V Winther

PhD Fellow

fvwcivilaaudk

Aalborg University

Department of Civil Engineering

08-10-2011 30 wwwzebaaudk

Page 14: Intelligent Glazed FacadesIntelligent Glazed Facades - an experimental study Frederik V. Winther PhD Fellow fvw@civil.aau.dk Aalborg University Department of Civil EngineeringFuture

Model development - 2 layered glazing amp polystyrene

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 14

-20

0

20

40

60

80

100

120

140

10-02-11 11-02-11 12-02-11 13-02-11 14-02-11 15-02-11 16-02-11 17-02-11 18-02-11

Tem

peratu

re (

C)

Experiment FVW initial FVW final

Rsup2=097 (energi) - FVW Rsup2=096 (temperatur) - FVW

Not published Do not cite

Model development - Dynamic U-value

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 15

00 Wmsup2K

03 Wmsup2K

06 Wmsup2K

09 Wmsup2K

12 Wmsup2K

15 Wmsup2K

18 Wmsup2K

21 Wmsup2K

24 Wmsup2K

27 Wmsup2K

000 msup2KW 030 msup2KW 060 msup2KW 090 msup2KW 120 msup2KW 150 msup2KW

To

tal U

-valu

e

Heat resistance

08 Wmsup2K

15 Wmsup2K

21 Wmsup2K

27 Wmsup2K

R(l=0018WmKe=002m)=111 msup2KW

R(l=0039WmKe=005m)=128 msup2KW

R(l=0039WmKe=010m)=256 msup2KW

Not published Do not cite

Model development - Dynamic U-value

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 16

000 msup2KW

030 msup2KW

060 msup2KW

090 msup2KW

120 msup2KW

150 msup2KW

000 ls pr msup2 050 ls pr msup2 100 ls pr msup2 150 ls pr msup2 200 ls pr msup2 250 ls pr msup2

Heat

resis

tan

ce

Crack flow

0010 m

0020 m

0050 m

0075 m

0100 m

Not published Do not cite

Model development - Dynamic g-value

BSim IES-VE

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 17

Fs(ashs)=Fs(00)

Fs(4010)=Fs(1040)

Model development - Dynamic g-value

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 18

-170

-130

-90

-50

-10

30

70

110

150 000

010

020

030

040

050

060

070

080

090

100

60

50

40

30

20

10

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

as-af

Fs

hs-gf

090-100

080-090

070-080

060-070

050-060

040-050

030-040

020-030

010-020

000-010

Not published Do not cite

Model development - Dynamic g-value

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 19

DESIGN OPTIMIZATION OF A CONTEMPORARY HIGH PERFORMANCE SHADING SCREEN- INTEGRATION OF lsquoFORMrsquo AND SIMULATION TOOLS

Azadeh Omidfar Proceedings of Building Simulation 2011 12th Conference of International Building Performance Simulation Association Sydney 14-16 November

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 20

Model development - Dynamic g-value

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 21

Inde Ude

Glass Cavity Shading

aconvcav

esurf

aconvcav

etech

Uwin

Uwin

Rtech

Fs vs

tsol sol sol

aconvamb

etech

troom

(4) tsurf

(1) tcavity

(2) ttech

(3) ttech tamb

tsky

Experimental setup - PCM in glazing

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 22

Model development - PCM in glazing

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 23 Not published Do not cite

Energy balance for glazing - Potential in glazing systems

liquidliquidsolid

melt

k

radk

i

k

i

TT

Ti

aaaa

2

14tan2

1

1

1What are the optical

properties under different phases

000

020

040

060

080

100

120

297

2972

5

2975

2977

5

298

2982

5

2985

2987

5

299

2992

5

2995

2997

5

300

3002

5

3005

3007

5

301

3012

5

3015

3017

5

302

Absorbtion Abs1 Abs2 Abs3 Tsol Rfsol

08-10-2011 24 wwwzebaaudk Not published Do not cite

Energy balance for glazing - Potential in glazing systems

Room temperature 24 degC

PCM Glass

3 Layered Glass

08-10-2011 25 wwwzebaaudk Not published Do not cite

Energy balance for glazing - Potential in glazing systems

bull Use of PCM with high phase change temperature can reduce maximum cooling load ndash hellip Reduced view when

material is translucent

bull Use of PCM with low

phase change temperature can reduce heat load ndash hellip Risk of the material

not changing phase during daytime hours

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 26

Intelligent Glazed Facades - Conclusion

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 27

bull Focus should not only be put on

ndash U-value

ndash g-values

bull hellip but on how the faccedilade can change characteristic eg ndash High U-value to low

U-value ndash High g-value to low

g-value

Intelligent Glazed Facades - Discussion Design process

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 28

Intelligent Glazed Facades - Discussion Benefits amp flaws

bull These results show that modern office buildings which fulfil energy regulations from 2008 can minimize energy demand for building services by 76 by introducing dynamic faccedilade technologies

bull But a flaw in the technologies and the used control strategies will result in no energy savings

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 29

Intelligent Glazed Facades - an experimental study

Frederik V Winther

PhD Fellow

fvwcivilaaudk

Aalborg University

Department of Civil Engineering

08-10-2011 30 wwwzebaaudk

Page 15: Intelligent Glazed FacadesIntelligent Glazed Facades - an experimental study Frederik V. Winther PhD Fellow fvw@civil.aau.dk Aalborg University Department of Civil EngineeringFuture

Model development - Dynamic U-value

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 15

00 Wmsup2K

03 Wmsup2K

06 Wmsup2K

09 Wmsup2K

12 Wmsup2K

15 Wmsup2K

18 Wmsup2K

21 Wmsup2K

24 Wmsup2K

27 Wmsup2K

000 msup2KW 030 msup2KW 060 msup2KW 090 msup2KW 120 msup2KW 150 msup2KW

To

tal U

-valu

e

Heat resistance

08 Wmsup2K

15 Wmsup2K

21 Wmsup2K

27 Wmsup2K

R(l=0018WmKe=002m)=111 msup2KW

R(l=0039WmKe=005m)=128 msup2KW

R(l=0039WmKe=010m)=256 msup2KW

Not published Do not cite

Model development - Dynamic U-value

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 16

000 msup2KW

030 msup2KW

060 msup2KW

090 msup2KW

120 msup2KW

150 msup2KW

000 ls pr msup2 050 ls pr msup2 100 ls pr msup2 150 ls pr msup2 200 ls pr msup2 250 ls pr msup2

Heat

resis

tan

ce

Crack flow

0010 m

0020 m

0050 m

0075 m

0100 m

Not published Do not cite

Model development - Dynamic g-value

BSim IES-VE

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 17

Fs(ashs)=Fs(00)

Fs(4010)=Fs(1040)

Model development - Dynamic g-value

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 18

-170

-130

-90

-50

-10

30

70

110

150 000

010

020

030

040

050

060

070

080

090

100

60

50

40

30

20

10

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

as-af

Fs

hs-gf

090-100

080-090

070-080

060-070

050-060

040-050

030-040

020-030

010-020

000-010

Not published Do not cite

Model development - Dynamic g-value

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 19

DESIGN OPTIMIZATION OF A CONTEMPORARY HIGH PERFORMANCE SHADING SCREEN- INTEGRATION OF lsquoFORMrsquo AND SIMULATION TOOLS

Azadeh Omidfar Proceedings of Building Simulation 2011 12th Conference of International Building Performance Simulation Association Sydney 14-16 November

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 20

Model development - Dynamic g-value

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 21

Inde Ude

Glass Cavity Shading

aconvcav

esurf

aconvcav

etech

Uwin

Uwin

Rtech

Fs vs

tsol sol sol

aconvamb

etech

troom

(4) tsurf

(1) tcavity

(2) ttech

(3) ttech tamb

tsky

Experimental setup - PCM in glazing

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 22

Model development - PCM in glazing

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 23 Not published Do not cite

Energy balance for glazing - Potential in glazing systems

liquidliquidsolid

melt

k

radk

i

k

i

TT

Ti

aaaa

2

14tan2

1

1

1What are the optical

properties under different phases

000

020

040

060

080

100

120

297

2972

5

2975

2977

5

298

2982

5

2985

2987

5

299

2992

5

2995

2997

5

300

3002

5

3005

3007

5

301

3012

5

3015

3017

5

302

Absorbtion Abs1 Abs2 Abs3 Tsol Rfsol

08-10-2011 24 wwwzebaaudk Not published Do not cite

Energy balance for glazing - Potential in glazing systems

Room temperature 24 degC

PCM Glass

3 Layered Glass

08-10-2011 25 wwwzebaaudk Not published Do not cite

Energy balance for glazing - Potential in glazing systems

bull Use of PCM with high phase change temperature can reduce maximum cooling load ndash hellip Reduced view when

material is translucent

bull Use of PCM with low

phase change temperature can reduce heat load ndash hellip Risk of the material

not changing phase during daytime hours

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 26

Intelligent Glazed Facades - Conclusion

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 27

bull Focus should not only be put on

ndash U-value

ndash g-values

bull hellip but on how the faccedilade can change characteristic eg ndash High U-value to low

U-value ndash High g-value to low

g-value

Intelligent Glazed Facades - Discussion Design process

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 28

Intelligent Glazed Facades - Discussion Benefits amp flaws

bull These results show that modern office buildings which fulfil energy regulations from 2008 can minimize energy demand for building services by 76 by introducing dynamic faccedilade technologies

bull But a flaw in the technologies and the used control strategies will result in no energy savings

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 29

Intelligent Glazed Facades - an experimental study

Frederik V Winther

PhD Fellow

fvwcivilaaudk

Aalborg University

Department of Civil Engineering

08-10-2011 30 wwwzebaaudk

Page 16: Intelligent Glazed FacadesIntelligent Glazed Facades - an experimental study Frederik V. Winther PhD Fellow fvw@civil.aau.dk Aalborg University Department of Civil EngineeringFuture

Model development - Dynamic U-value

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 16

000 msup2KW

030 msup2KW

060 msup2KW

090 msup2KW

120 msup2KW

150 msup2KW

000 ls pr msup2 050 ls pr msup2 100 ls pr msup2 150 ls pr msup2 200 ls pr msup2 250 ls pr msup2

Heat

resis

tan

ce

Crack flow

0010 m

0020 m

0050 m

0075 m

0100 m

Not published Do not cite

Model development - Dynamic g-value

BSim IES-VE

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 17

Fs(ashs)=Fs(00)

Fs(4010)=Fs(1040)

Model development - Dynamic g-value

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 18

-170

-130

-90

-50

-10

30

70

110

150 000

010

020

030

040

050

060

070

080

090

100

60

50

40

30

20

10

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

as-af

Fs

hs-gf

090-100

080-090

070-080

060-070

050-060

040-050

030-040

020-030

010-020

000-010

Not published Do not cite

Model development - Dynamic g-value

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 19

DESIGN OPTIMIZATION OF A CONTEMPORARY HIGH PERFORMANCE SHADING SCREEN- INTEGRATION OF lsquoFORMrsquo AND SIMULATION TOOLS

Azadeh Omidfar Proceedings of Building Simulation 2011 12th Conference of International Building Performance Simulation Association Sydney 14-16 November

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 20

Model development - Dynamic g-value

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 21

Inde Ude

Glass Cavity Shading

aconvcav

esurf

aconvcav

etech

Uwin

Uwin

Rtech

Fs vs

tsol sol sol

aconvamb

etech

troom

(4) tsurf

(1) tcavity

(2) ttech

(3) ttech tamb

tsky

Experimental setup - PCM in glazing

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 22

Model development - PCM in glazing

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 23 Not published Do not cite

Energy balance for glazing - Potential in glazing systems

liquidliquidsolid

melt

k

radk

i

k

i

TT

Ti

aaaa

2

14tan2

1

1

1What are the optical

properties under different phases

000

020

040

060

080

100

120

297

2972

5

2975

2977

5

298

2982

5

2985

2987

5

299

2992

5

2995

2997

5

300

3002

5

3005

3007

5

301

3012

5

3015

3017

5

302

Absorbtion Abs1 Abs2 Abs3 Tsol Rfsol

08-10-2011 24 wwwzebaaudk Not published Do not cite

Energy balance for glazing - Potential in glazing systems

Room temperature 24 degC

PCM Glass

3 Layered Glass

08-10-2011 25 wwwzebaaudk Not published Do not cite

Energy balance for glazing - Potential in glazing systems

bull Use of PCM with high phase change temperature can reduce maximum cooling load ndash hellip Reduced view when

material is translucent

bull Use of PCM with low

phase change temperature can reduce heat load ndash hellip Risk of the material

not changing phase during daytime hours

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 26

Intelligent Glazed Facades - Conclusion

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 27

bull Focus should not only be put on

ndash U-value

ndash g-values

bull hellip but on how the faccedilade can change characteristic eg ndash High U-value to low

U-value ndash High g-value to low

g-value

Intelligent Glazed Facades - Discussion Design process

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 28

Intelligent Glazed Facades - Discussion Benefits amp flaws

bull These results show that modern office buildings which fulfil energy regulations from 2008 can minimize energy demand for building services by 76 by introducing dynamic faccedilade technologies

bull But a flaw in the technologies and the used control strategies will result in no energy savings

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 29

Intelligent Glazed Facades - an experimental study

Frederik V Winther

PhD Fellow

fvwcivilaaudk

Aalborg University

Department of Civil Engineering

08-10-2011 30 wwwzebaaudk

Page 17: Intelligent Glazed FacadesIntelligent Glazed Facades - an experimental study Frederik V. Winther PhD Fellow fvw@civil.aau.dk Aalborg University Department of Civil EngineeringFuture

Model development - Dynamic g-value

BSim IES-VE

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 17

Fs(ashs)=Fs(00)

Fs(4010)=Fs(1040)

Model development - Dynamic g-value

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 18

-170

-130

-90

-50

-10

30

70

110

150 000

010

020

030

040

050

060

070

080

090

100

60

50

40

30

20

10

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

as-af

Fs

hs-gf

090-100

080-090

070-080

060-070

050-060

040-050

030-040

020-030

010-020

000-010

Not published Do not cite

Model development - Dynamic g-value

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 19

DESIGN OPTIMIZATION OF A CONTEMPORARY HIGH PERFORMANCE SHADING SCREEN- INTEGRATION OF lsquoFORMrsquo AND SIMULATION TOOLS

Azadeh Omidfar Proceedings of Building Simulation 2011 12th Conference of International Building Performance Simulation Association Sydney 14-16 November

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 20

Model development - Dynamic g-value

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 21

Inde Ude

Glass Cavity Shading

aconvcav

esurf

aconvcav

etech

Uwin

Uwin

Rtech

Fs vs

tsol sol sol

aconvamb

etech

troom

(4) tsurf

(1) tcavity

(2) ttech

(3) ttech tamb

tsky

Experimental setup - PCM in glazing

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 22

Model development - PCM in glazing

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 23 Not published Do not cite

Energy balance for glazing - Potential in glazing systems

liquidliquidsolid

melt

k

radk

i

k

i

TT

Ti

aaaa

2

14tan2

1

1

1What are the optical

properties under different phases

000

020

040

060

080

100

120

297

2972

5

2975

2977

5

298

2982

5

2985

2987

5

299

2992

5

2995

2997

5

300

3002

5

3005

3007

5

301

3012

5

3015

3017

5

302

Absorbtion Abs1 Abs2 Abs3 Tsol Rfsol

08-10-2011 24 wwwzebaaudk Not published Do not cite

Energy balance for glazing - Potential in glazing systems

Room temperature 24 degC

PCM Glass

3 Layered Glass

08-10-2011 25 wwwzebaaudk Not published Do not cite

Energy balance for glazing - Potential in glazing systems

bull Use of PCM with high phase change temperature can reduce maximum cooling load ndash hellip Reduced view when

material is translucent

bull Use of PCM with low

phase change temperature can reduce heat load ndash hellip Risk of the material

not changing phase during daytime hours

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 26

Intelligent Glazed Facades - Conclusion

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 27

bull Focus should not only be put on

ndash U-value

ndash g-values

bull hellip but on how the faccedilade can change characteristic eg ndash High U-value to low

U-value ndash High g-value to low

g-value

Intelligent Glazed Facades - Discussion Design process

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 28

Intelligent Glazed Facades - Discussion Benefits amp flaws

bull These results show that modern office buildings which fulfil energy regulations from 2008 can minimize energy demand for building services by 76 by introducing dynamic faccedilade technologies

bull But a flaw in the technologies and the used control strategies will result in no energy savings

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 29

Intelligent Glazed Facades - an experimental study

Frederik V Winther

PhD Fellow

fvwcivilaaudk

Aalborg University

Department of Civil Engineering

08-10-2011 30 wwwzebaaudk

Page 18: Intelligent Glazed FacadesIntelligent Glazed Facades - an experimental study Frederik V. Winther PhD Fellow fvw@civil.aau.dk Aalborg University Department of Civil EngineeringFuture

Model development - Dynamic g-value

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 18

-170

-130

-90

-50

-10

30

70

110

150 000

010

020

030

040

050

060

070

080

090

100

60

50

40

30

20

10

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

as-af

Fs

hs-gf

090-100

080-090

070-080

060-070

050-060

040-050

030-040

020-030

010-020

000-010

Not published Do not cite

Model development - Dynamic g-value

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 19

DESIGN OPTIMIZATION OF A CONTEMPORARY HIGH PERFORMANCE SHADING SCREEN- INTEGRATION OF lsquoFORMrsquo AND SIMULATION TOOLS

Azadeh Omidfar Proceedings of Building Simulation 2011 12th Conference of International Building Performance Simulation Association Sydney 14-16 November

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 20

Model development - Dynamic g-value

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 21

Inde Ude

Glass Cavity Shading

aconvcav

esurf

aconvcav

etech

Uwin

Uwin

Rtech

Fs vs

tsol sol sol

aconvamb

etech

troom

(4) tsurf

(1) tcavity

(2) ttech

(3) ttech tamb

tsky

Experimental setup - PCM in glazing

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 22

Model development - PCM in glazing

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 23 Not published Do not cite

Energy balance for glazing - Potential in glazing systems

liquidliquidsolid

melt

k

radk

i

k

i

TT

Ti

aaaa

2

14tan2

1

1

1What are the optical

properties under different phases

000

020

040

060

080

100

120

297

2972

5

2975

2977

5

298

2982

5

2985

2987

5

299

2992

5

2995

2997

5

300

3002

5

3005

3007

5

301

3012

5

3015

3017

5

302

Absorbtion Abs1 Abs2 Abs3 Tsol Rfsol

08-10-2011 24 wwwzebaaudk Not published Do not cite

Energy balance for glazing - Potential in glazing systems

Room temperature 24 degC

PCM Glass

3 Layered Glass

08-10-2011 25 wwwzebaaudk Not published Do not cite

Energy balance for glazing - Potential in glazing systems

bull Use of PCM with high phase change temperature can reduce maximum cooling load ndash hellip Reduced view when

material is translucent

bull Use of PCM with low

phase change temperature can reduce heat load ndash hellip Risk of the material

not changing phase during daytime hours

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 26

Intelligent Glazed Facades - Conclusion

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 27

bull Focus should not only be put on

ndash U-value

ndash g-values

bull hellip but on how the faccedilade can change characteristic eg ndash High U-value to low

U-value ndash High g-value to low

g-value

Intelligent Glazed Facades - Discussion Design process

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 28

Intelligent Glazed Facades - Discussion Benefits amp flaws

bull These results show that modern office buildings which fulfil energy regulations from 2008 can minimize energy demand for building services by 76 by introducing dynamic faccedilade technologies

bull But a flaw in the technologies and the used control strategies will result in no energy savings

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 29

Intelligent Glazed Facades - an experimental study

Frederik V Winther

PhD Fellow

fvwcivilaaudk

Aalborg University

Department of Civil Engineering

08-10-2011 30 wwwzebaaudk

Page 19: Intelligent Glazed FacadesIntelligent Glazed Facades - an experimental study Frederik V. Winther PhD Fellow fvw@civil.aau.dk Aalborg University Department of Civil EngineeringFuture

Model development - Dynamic g-value

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 19

DESIGN OPTIMIZATION OF A CONTEMPORARY HIGH PERFORMANCE SHADING SCREEN- INTEGRATION OF lsquoFORMrsquo AND SIMULATION TOOLS

Azadeh Omidfar Proceedings of Building Simulation 2011 12th Conference of International Building Performance Simulation Association Sydney 14-16 November

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 20

Model development - Dynamic g-value

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 21

Inde Ude

Glass Cavity Shading

aconvcav

esurf

aconvcav

etech

Uwin

Uwin

Rtech

Fs vs

tsol sol sol

aconvamb

etech

troom

(4) tsurf

(1) tcavity

(2) ttech

(3) ttech tamb

tsky

Experimental setup - PCM in glazing

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 22

Model development - PCM in glazing

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 23 Not published Do not cite

Energy balance for glazing - Potential in glazing systems

liquidliquidsolid

melt

k

radk

i

k

i

TT

Ti

aaaa

2

14tan2

1

1

1What are the optical

properties under different phases

000

020

040

060

080

100

120

297

2972

5

2975

2977

5

298

2982

5

2985

2987

5

299

2992

5

2995

2997

5

300

3002

5

3005

3007

5

301

3012

5

3015

3017

5

302

Absorbtion Abs1 Abs2 Abs3 Tsol Rfsol

08-10-2011 24 wwwzebaaudk Not published Do not cite

Energy balance for glazing - Potential in glazing systems

Room temperature 24 degC

PCM Glass

3 Layered Glass

08-10-2011 25 wwwzebaaudk Not published Do not cite

Energy balance for glazing - Potential in glazing systems

bull Use of PCM with high phase change temperature can reduce maximum cooling load ndash hellip Reduced view when

material is translucent

bull Use of PCM with low

phase change temperature can reduce heat load ndash hellip Risk of the material

not changing phase during daytime hours

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 26

Intelligent Glazed Facades - Conclusion

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 27

bull Focus should not only be put on

ndash U-value

ndash g-values

bull hellip but on how the faccedilade can change characteristic eg ndash High U-value to low

U-value ndash High g-value to low

g-value

Intelligent Glazed Facades - Discussion Design process

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 28

Intelligent Glazed Facades - Discussion Benefits amp flaws

bull These results show that modern office buildings which fulfil energy regulations from 2008 can minimize energy demand for building services by 76 by introducing dynamic faccedilade technologies

bull But a flaw in the technologies and the used control strategies will result in no energy savings

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 29

Intelligent Glazed Facades - an experimental study

Frederik V Winther

PhD Fellow

fvwcivilaaudk

Aalborg University

Department of Civil Engineering

08-10-2011 30 wwwzebaaudk

Page 20: Intelligent Glazed FacadesIntelligent Glazed Facades - an experimental study Frederik V. Winther PhD Fellow fvw@civil.aau.dk Aalborg University Department of Civil EngineeringFuture

DESIGN OPTIMIZATION OF A CONTEMPORARY HIGH PERFORMANCE SHADING SCREEN- INTEGRATION OF lsquoFORMrsquo AND SIMULATION TOOLS

Azadeh Omidfar Proceedings of Building Simulation 2011 12th Conference of International Building Performance Simulation Association Sydney 14-16 November

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 20

Model development - Dynamic g-value

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 21

Inde Ude

Glass Cavity Shading

aconvcav

esurf

aconvcav

etech

Uwin

Uwin

Rtech

Fs vs

tsol sol sol

aconvamb

etech

troom

(4) tsurf

(1) tcavity

(2) ttech

(3) ttech tamb

tsky

Experimental setup - PCM in glazing

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 22

Model development - PCM in glazing

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 23 Not published Do not cite

Energy balance for glazing - Potential in glazing systems

liquidliquidsolid

melt

k

radk

i

k

i

TT

Ti

aaaa

2

14tan2

1

1

1What are the optical

properties under different phases

000

020

040

060

080

100

120

297

2972

5

2975

2977

5

298

2982

5

2985

2987

5

299

2992

5

2995

2997

5

300

3002

5

3005

3007

5

301

3012

5

3015

3017

5

302

Absorbtion Abs1 Abs2 Abs3 Tsol Rfsol

08-10-2011 24 wwwzebaaudk Not published Do not cite

Energy balance for glazing - Potential in glazing systems

Room temperature 24 degC

PCM Glass

3 Layered Glass

08-10-2011 25 wwwzebaaudk Not published Do not cite

Energy balance for glazing - Potential in glazing systems

bull Use of PCM with high phase change temperature can reduce maximum cooling load ndash hellip Reduced view when

material is translucent

bull Use of PCM with low

phase change temperature can reduce heat load ndash hellip Risk of the material

not changing phase during daytime hours

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 26

Intelligent Glazed Facades - Conclusion

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 27

bull Focus should not only be put on

ndash U-value

ndash g-values

bull hellip but on how the faccedilade can change characteristic eg ndash High U-value to low

U-value ndash High g-value to low

g-value

Intelligent Glazed Facades - Discussion Design process

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 28

Intelligent Glazed Facades - Discussion Benefits amp flaws

bull These results show that modern office buildings which fulfil energy regulations from 2008 can minimize energy demand for building services by 76 by introducing dynamic faccedilade technologies

bull But a flaw in the technologies and the used control strategies will result in no energy savings

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 29

Intelligent Glazed Facades - an experimental study

Frederik V Winther

PhD Fellow

fvwcivilaaudk

Aalborg University

Department of Civil Engineering

08-10-2011 30 wwwzebaaudk

Page 21: Intelligent Glazed FacadesIntelligent Glazed Facades - an experimental study Frederik V. Winther PhD Fellow fvw@civil.aau.dk Aalborg University Department of Civil EngineeringFuture

Model development - Dynamic g-value

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 21

Inde Ude

Glass Cavity Shading

aconvcav

esurf

aconvcav

etech

Uwin

Uwin

Rtech

Fs vs

tsol sol sol

aconvamb

etech

troom

(4) tsurf

(1) tcavity

(2) ttech

(3) ttech tamb

tsky

Experimental setup - PCM in glazing

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 22

Model development - PCM in glazing

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 23 Not published Do not cite

Energy balance for glazing - Potential in glazing systems

liquidliquidsolid

melt

k

radk

i

k

i

TT

Ti

aaaa

2

14tan2

1

1

1What are the optical

properties under different phases

000

020

040

060

080

100

120

297

2972

5

2975

2977

5

298

2982

5

2985

2987

5

299

2992

5

2995

2997

5

300

3002

5

3005

3007

5

301

3012

5

3015

3017

5

302

Absorbtion Abs1 Abs2 Abs3 Tsol Rfsol

08-10-2011 24 wwwzebaaudk Not published Do not cite

Energy balance for glazing - Potential in glazing systems

Room temperature 24 degC

PCM Glass

3 Layered Glass

08-10-2011 25 wwwzebaaudk Not published Do not cite

Energy balance for glazing - Potential in glazing systems

bull Use of PCM with high phase change temperature can reduce maximum cooling load ndash hellip Reduced view when

material is translucent

bull Use of PCM with low

phase change temperature can reduce heat load ndash hellip Risk of the material

not changing phase during daytime hours

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 26

Intelligent Glazed Facades - Conclusion

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 27

bull Focus should not only be put on

ndash U-value

ndash g-values

bull hellip but on how the faccedilade can change characteristic eg ndash High U-value to low

U-value ndash High g-value to low

g-value

Intelligent Glazed Facades - Discussion Design process

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 28

Intelligent Glazed Facades - Discussion Benefits amp flaws

bull These results show that modern office buildings which fulfil energy regulations from 2008 can minimize energy demand for building services by 76 by introducing dynamic faccedilade technologies

bull But a flaw in the technologies and the used control strategies will result in no energy savings

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 29

Intelligent Glazed Facades - an experimental study

Frederik V Winther

PhD Fellow

fvwcivilaaudk

Aalborg University

Department of Civil Engineering

08-10-2011 30 wwwzebaaudk

Page 22: Intelligent Glazed FacadesIntelligent Glazed Facades - an experimental study Frederik V. Winther PhD Fellow fvw@civil.aau.dk Aalborg University Department of Civil EngineeringFuture

Experimental setup - PCM in glazing

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 22

Model development - PCM in glazing

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 23 Not published Do not cite

Energy balance for glazing - Potential in glazing systems

liquidliquidsolid

melt

k

radk

i

k

i

TT

Ti

aaaa

2

14tan2

1

1

1What are the optical

properties under different phases

000

020

040

060

080

100

120

297

2972

5

2975

2977

5

298

2982

5

2985

2987

5

299

2992

5

2995

2997

5

300

3002

5

3005

3007

5

301

3012

5

3015

3017

5

302

Absorbtion Abs1 Abs2 Abs3 Tsol Rfsol

08-10-2011 24 wwwzebaaudk Not published Do not cite

Energy balance for glazing - Potential in glazing systems

Room temperature 24 degC

PCM Glass

3 Layered Glass

08-10-2011 25 wwwzebaaudk Not published Do not cite

Energy balance for glazing - Potential in glazing systems

bull Use of PCM with high phase change temperature can reduce maximum cooling load ndash hellip Reduced view when

material is translucent

bull Use of PCM with low

phase change temperature can reduce heat load ndash hellip Risk of the material

not changing phase during daytime hours

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 26

Intelligent Glazed Facades - Conclusion

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 27

bull Focus should not only be put on

ndash U-value

ndash g-values

bull hellip but on how the faccedilade can change characteristic eg ndash High U-value to low

U-value ndash High g-value to low

g-value

Intelligent Glazed Facades - Discussion Design process

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 28

Intelligent Glazed Facades - Discussion Benefits amp flaws

bull These results show that modern office buildings which fulfil energy regulations from 2008 can minimize energy demand for building services by 76 by introducing dynamic faccedilade technologies

bull But a flaw in the technologies and the used control strategies will result in no energy savings

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 29

Intelligent Glazed Facades - an experimental study

Frederik V Winther

PhD Fellow

fvwcivilaaudk

Aalborg University

Department of Civil Engineering

08-10-2011 30 wwwzebaaudk

Page 23: Intelligent Glazed FacadesIntelligent Glazed Facades - an experimental study Frederik V. Winther PhD Fellow fvw@civil.aau.dk Aalborg University Department of Civil EngineeringFuture

Model development - PCM in glazing

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 23 Not published Do not cite

Energy balance for glazing - Potential in glazing systems

liquidliquidsolid

melt

k

radk

i

k

i

TT

Ti

aaaa

2

14tan2

1

1

1What are the optical

properties under different phases

000

020

040

060

080

100

120

297

2972

5

2975

2977

5

298

2982

5

2985

2987

5

299

2992

5

2995

2997

5

300

3002

5

3005

3007

5

301

3012

5

3015

3017

5

302

Absorbtion Abs1 Abs2 Abs3 Tsol Rfsol

08-10-2011 24 wwwzebaaudk Not published Do not cite

Energy balance for glazing - Potential in glazing systems

Room temperature 24 degC

PCM Glass

3 Layered Glass

08-10-2011 25 wwwzebaaudk Not published Do not cite

Energy balance for glazing - Potential in glazing systems

bull Use of PCM with high phase change temperature can reduce maximum cooling load ndash hellip Reduced view when

material is translucent

bull Use of PCM with low

phase change temperature can reduce heat load ndash hellip Risk of the material

not changing phase during daytime hours

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 26

Intelligent Glazed Facades - Conclusion

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 27

bull Focus should not only be put on

ndash U-value

ndash g-values

bull hellip but on how the faccedilade can change characteristic eg ndash High U-value to low

U-value ndash High g-value to low

g-value

Intelligent Glazed Facades - Discussion Design process

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 28

Intelligent Glazed Facades - Discussion Benefits amp flaws

bull These results show that modern office buildings which fulfil energy regulations from 2008 can minimize energy demand for building services by 76 by introducing dynamic faccedilade technologies

bull But a flaw in the technologies and the used control strategies will result in no energy savings

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 29

Intelligent Glazed Facades - an experimental study

Frederik V Winther

PhD Fellow

fvwcivilaaudk

Aalborg University

Department of Civil Engineering

08-10-2011 30 wwwzebaaudk

Page 24: Intelligent Glazed FacadesIntelligent Glazed Facades - an experimental study Frederik V. Winther PhD Fellow fvw@civil.aau.dk Aalborg University Department of Civil EngineeringFuture

Energy balance for glazing - Potential in glazing systems

liquidliquidsolid

melt

k

radk

i

k

i

TT

Ti

aaaa

2

14tan2

1

1

1What are the optical

properties under different phases

000

020

040

060

080

100

120

297

2972

5

2975

2977

5

298

2982

5

2985

2987

5

299

2992

5

2995

2997

5

300

3002

5

3005

3007

5

301

3012

5

3015

3017

5

302

Absorbtion Abs1 Abs2 Abs3 Tsol Rfsol

08-10-2011 24 wwwzebaaudk Not published Do not cite

Energy balance for glazing - Potential in glazing systems

Room temperature 24 degC

PCM Glass

3 Layered Glass

08-10-2011 25 wwwzebaaudk Not published Do not cite

Energy balance for glazing - Potential in glazing systems

bull Use of PCM with high phase change temperature can reduce maximum cooling load ndash hellip Reduced view when

material is translucent

bull Use of PCM with low

phase change temperature can reduce heat load ndash hellip Risk of the material

not changing phase during daytime hours

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 26

Intelligent Glazed Facades - Conclusion

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 27

bull Focus should not only be put on

ndash U-value

ndash g-values

bull hellip but on how the faccedilade can change characteristic eg ndash High U-value to low

U-value ndash High g-value to low

g-value

Intelligent Glazed Facades - Discussion Design process

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 28

Intelligent Glazed Facades - Discussion Benefits amp flaws

bull These results show that modern office buildings which fulfil energy regulations from 2008 can minimize energy demand for building services by 76 by introducing dynamic faccedilade technologies

bull But a flaw in the technologies and the used control strategies will result in no energy savings

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 29

Intelligent Glazed Facades - an experimental study

Frederik V Winther

PhD Fellow

fvwcivilaaudk

Aalborg University

Department of Civil Engineering

08-10-2011 30 wwwzebaaudk

Page 25: Intelligent Glazed FacadesIntelligent Glazed Facades - an experimental study Frederik V. Winther PhD Fellow fvw@civil.aau.dk Aalborg University Department of Civil EngineeringFuture

Energy balance for glazing - Potential in glazing systems

Room temperature 24 degC

PCM Glass

3 Layered Glass

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Energy balance for glazing - Potential in glazing systems

bull Use of PCM with high phase change temperature can reduce maximum cooling load ndash hellip Reduced view when

material is translucent

bull Use of PCM with low

phase change temperature can reduce heat load ndash hellip Risk of the material

not changing phase during daytime hours

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Intelligent Glazed Facades - Conclusion

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 27

bull Focus should not only be put on

ndash U-value

ndash g-values

bull hellip but on how the faccedilade can change characteristic eg ndash High U-value to low

U-value ndash High g-value to low

g-value

Intelligent Glazed Facades - Discussion Design process

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 28

Intelligent Glazed Facades - Discussion Benefits amp flaws

bull These results show that modern office buildings which fulfil energy regulations from 2008 can minimize energy demand for building services by 76 by introducing dynamic faccedilade technologies

bull But a flaw in the technologies and the used control strategies will result in no energy savings

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 29

Intelligent Glazed Facades - an experimental study

Frederik V Winther

PhD Fellow

fvwcivilaaudk

Aalborg University

Department of Civil Engineering

08-10-2011 30 wwwzebaaudk

Page 26: Intelligent Glazed FacadesIntelligent Glazed Facades - an experimental study Frederik V. Winther PhD Fellow fvw@civil.aau.dk Aalborg University Department of Civil EngineeringFuture

Energy balance for glazing - Potential in glazing systems

bull Use of PCM with high phase change temperature can reduce maximum cooling load ndash hellip Reduced view when

material is translucent

bull Use of PCM with low

phase change temperature can reduce heat load ndash hellip Risk of the material

not changing phase during daytime hours

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 26

Intelligent Glazed Facades - Conclusion

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 27

bull Focus should not only be put on

ndash U-value

ndash g-values

bull hellip but on how the faccedilade can change characteristic eg ndash High U-value to low

U-value ndash High g-value to low

g-value

Intelligent Glazed Facades - Discussion Design process

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 28

Intelligent Glazed Facades - Discussion Benefits amp flaws

bull These results show that modern office buildings which fulfil energy regulations from 2008 can minimize energy demand for building services by 76 by introducing dynamic faccedilade technologies

bull But a flaw in the technologies and the used control strategies will result in no energy savings

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 29

Intelligent Glazed Facades - an experimental study

Frederik V Winther

PhD Fellow

fvwcivilaaudk

Aalborg University

Department of Civil Engineering

08-10-2011 30 wwwzebaaudk

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Intelligent Glazed Facades - Conclusion

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 27

bull Focus should not only be put on

ndash U-value

ndash g-values

bull hellip but on how the faccedilade can change characteristic eg ndash High U-value to low

U-value ndash High g-value to low

g-value

Intelligent Glazed Facades - Discussion Design process

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 28

Intelligent Glazed Facades - Discussion Benefits amp flaws

bull These results show that modern office buildings which fulfil energy regulations from 2008 can minimize energy demand for building services by 76 by introducing dynamic faccedilade technologies

bull But a flaw in the technologies and the used control strategies will result in no energy savings

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 29

Intelligent Glazed Facades - an experimental study

Frederik V Winther

PhD Fellow

fvwcivilaaudk

Aalborg University

Department of Civil Engineering

08-10-2011 30 wwwzebaaudk

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Intelligent Glazed Facades - Discussion Design process

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 28

Intelligent Glazed Facades - Discussion Benefits amp flaws

bull These results show that modern office buildings which fulfil energy regulations from 2008 can minimize energy demand for building services by 76 by introducing dynamic faccedilade technologies

bull But a flaw in the technologies and the used control strategies will result in no energy savings

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 29

Intelligent Glazed Facades - an experimental study

Frederik V Winther

PhD Fellow

fvwcivilaaudk

Aalborg University

Department of Civil Engineering

08-10-2011 30 wwwzebaaudk

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Intelligent Glazed Facades - Discussion Benefits amp flaws

bull These results show that modern office buildings which fulfil energy regulations from 2008 can minimize energy demand for building services by 76 by introducing dynamic faccedilade technologies

bull But a flaw in the technologies and the used control strategies will result in no energy savings

08-10-2011 wwwzebaaudk 29

Intelligent Glazed Facades - an experimental study

Frederik V Winther

PhD Fellow

fvwcivilaaudk

Aalborg University

Department of Civil Engineering

08-10-2011 30 wwwzebaaudk

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Intelligent Glazed Facades - an experimental study

Frederik V Winther

PhD Fellow

fvwcivilaaudk

Aalborg University

Department of Civil Engineering

08-10-2011 30 wwwzebaaudk