Photovoltaic window assembly with solar control properties
A technology for solar control and window assemblies, applied in the field of window assemblies
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[0045] Examples 1, 3 and 4 were modeled using different RPEC PV elements. The RPEC PV elements of Examples 1, 3 and 4 absorb different percentages of visible light. The visible light absorption of the RPEC PV element of Example 1 was 91.2%. The visible light absorption of the RPEC PV element of Example 3 was 89.1%. The visible light absorption of the RPEC PV element of Example 4 was 82%. Examples 1 and 2 were modeled with the same RPEC PV element. Thus, the absorption of the RPEC PV element of Example 2 was 91.2%.
[0046] The power density of examples 1-4 uses 1000W / m 2 The illuminance, the visible light absorption rate of 5% of each RPEC PV element and the conversion efficiency of 7% of each RPEC PV element are calculated. Power density expressed as W / m 2 . For Examples 1-4, Tvis is expressed as the percentage of visible light transmitted through the PV window assembly, and U-value is expressed as Btu / hr / sq-ft / °F.
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