Detachable and functional building-integrated photovoltaic system and method for installing same
The detachable BIPV system addresses earthquake resistance and thermal insulation issues through a double-fitting joint method with insulating rubber and sealing, ensuring stable and efficient installation and maintenance.
Patent Information
- Application Number
- PCT/KR2024/096669
- Authority / Receiving Office
- WO · WO
- Patent Type
- Applications
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Priority Date
- 2024-01-12
- Filing Date
- 2024-12-11
- Publication Date
- 2025-07-17
AI Technical Summary
Existing building-integrated photovoltaic (BIPV) systems lack earthquake-resistant and thermal insulation performance, and suffer from issues such as water inflow and weak bonding strength due to inadequate fastening structures.
A detachable functional BIPV system using a double-fitting joint method with a first fixing unit and second fixing units on both sides, incorporating earthquake-resistant insulating rubber and a sealing mechanism to enhance stability and insulation.
Enables easy and quick installation and maintenance with firm fixation, while providing enhanced earthquake-resistant and thermal insulation performance.
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Abstract
Description
Detachable functional building-integrated solar power generation system and installation method thereof
[0001] The present invention relates to a building-integrated solar power generation system and an installation method thereof, and more particularly, to a detachable functional building-integrated solar power generation system and an installation method thereof, which secures earthquake resistance and insulation performance by attaching solar modules on both sides to an exterior wall structure by a double-fitting method and attaching the solar modules in a sealed state, thereby enabling easy and quick installation and maintenance through simple attachment and detachment along with firm fixation.
[0002] Building Integrated Photovoltaics (BIPV) is a method of producing electrical energy by installing solar cell modules on the building envelope. It can be used as both an existing building envelope and an energy production tool, so it is expected to have a dual effect.
[0003] These BIPV systems are emerging as a solution that can overcome the limitations of countries like Korea, which have a small land area and densely packed buildings, because they do not require separate installation space like existing solar power generation systems.
[0004] BIPV systems are installed on the exterior walls, curtain walls, etc. of buildings through separate fastening structures as shown in the patent documents below. However, existing fastening structures do not have functions such as insulation or waterproofing in addition to fastening and bonding, so there are problems such as the significant influence of outside air between solar modules and the possibility of water inflow. In addition, there are problems such as vulnerability to vibrations caused by earthquakes and weak bonding strength.
[0005] (Patent Document) Patent Publication No. 10-2343174 (registered on December 21, 2021) "Solar Module for BIPV"
[0006] The present invention has been devised to solve the above problems.
[0007] The purpose of the present invention is to provide a detachable functional building-integrated solar power generation system and an installation method thereof, which secures earthquake resistance and insulation performance by attaching solar modules on both sides to an exterior wall structure by a double-fitting method and sealing the solar modules together, thereby enabling easy and quick installation and maintenance through simple attachment and detachment along with firm fixation.
[0008] The purpose of the present invention is to provide a detachable functional building-integrated solar power generation system and an installation method thereof that can further enhance earthquake resistance and insulation performance through the earthquake-resistant insulating rubber of a first fixed unit and the internal space of a second fixed unit.
[0009] The purpose of the present invention is to provide a detachable functional building-integrated solar power generation system and an installation method thereof, which secures a strong fixing force by separately fixing and reinforcing the second fixing units attached to the solar modules on both sides while individually fixing the first fixing unit and the second fixing unit to the exterior wall structure and the first fixing unit.
[0010] In order to achieve the above-mentioned purpose, the present invention is implemented by an embodiment having the following configuration.
[0011] According to one embodiment of the present invention, a detachable functional building-integrated photovoltaic power generation system according to the present invention is characterized by including: an exterior wall structure formed on an exterior wall of a building; a first fixing unit coupled to the exterior wall structure by a fitting method; a pair of second fixing units fitted to both sides of the first fixing unit and each having an adjacent photovoltaic module attached thereto; and a closing means for sealing between the photovoltaic modules attached to the pair of second fixing units.
[0012] According to another embodiment of the present invention, in the detachable functional building-integrated solar power generation system according to the present invention, the second fixing unit is characterized by including: a fixing member to which a solar module is attached and which is fitted to the first fixing unit; a connecting means for connecting between the fixing members on both sides fitted to the first fixing unit and fixing the second fixing unit to the first fixing unit; and an attachment means for attaching the solar module to the fixing member.
[0013] According to another embodiment of the present invention, in the detachable functional building-integrated photovoltaic power generation system according to the present invention, the first fixing unit includes a unit body that is fitted and mounted on the exterior wall structure, the unit body includes a coupling portion that is formed to protrude on the unit body and into which a second fixing unit is fitted, and the fixing member includes a fitting portion that is inserted and fitted into the coupling portion; and a mounting portion that is formed on the outside of the fitting portion and is mounted on the unit body, and is formed to have a predetermined space inside.
[0014] According to another embodiment of the present invention, in the detachable functional building-integrated photovoltaic power generation system according to the present invention, the coupling portion includes a pair of insertion grooves that are recessed to a certain depth so that second fixing units on both sides are recessed, and an insertion groove that is formed to be recessed so as to be rounded outward at one point of the insertion groove, and the insertion portion includes a support end that is formed to protrude inward by a certain length, and an insertion projection that protrudes downward from the support end and is inserted into the insertion groove, and the insertion projection is characterized in that it includes a protruding surface that is formed to protrude outward in a rounded manner at one point and is fitted into the insertion groove.
[0015] According to another embodiment of the present invention, in the detachable functional building-integrated solar power generation system according to the present invention, the coupling portion includes a convex end formed to protrude outward in a rounded manner from an outer point of the coupling portion, and the fixing portion includes a recess formed to be recessed in a rounded manner at an inner point and into which the convex end is fitted.
[0016] According to another embodiment of the present invention, in the detachable functional building-integrated solar power generation system according to the present invention, the first fixed unit is characterized in that it includes an earthquake-resistant insulating rubber inserted into the lower part of the unit body to block heat and absorb vibration.
[0017] According to another embodiment of the present invention, in the detachable functional building-integrated photovoltaic power generation system according to the present invention, the outer wall structure includes a fitting projection that protrudes upward and is fitted into the earthquake-resistant insulating rubber, the unit body includes a support protrusion formed to protrude downward at both ends, and the earthquake-resistant insulating rubber is characterized in that it includes a fitting hole formed to penetrate the fitting projection so as to be inserted, and a protrusion formed to protrude outward at both ends and inserted into a lower side of the support protrusion.
[0018] According to another embodiment of the present invention, in the detachable functional building-integrated solar power generation system according to the present invention, the first fixing unit is characterized in that it includes a fixing piece that is inserted so as to penetrate the unit body, the earthquake-resistant insulating rubber, and the exterior wall structure to fix the first fixing unit to the exterior wall structure.
[0019] According to another embodiment of the present invention, in the detachable functional building-integrated solar power generation system according to the present invention, the connecting means is characterized by including a reinforcing clamp that is mounted on the support ends on both sides to reinforce the fixing force for the solar module, and a fastening piece that penetrates the reinforcing clamp and is inserted and fixed to the unit body.
[0020] According to another embodiment of the present invention, in the detachable functional building-integrated solar power generation system according to the present invention, the attachment means is characterized by including a Norton tape for attaching a solar module to the fixing member, and a fixing silicone that is applied to the outer side of the Norton tape and hardens to bond the fixing member and the solar module.
[0021] According to another embodiment of the present invention, in the detachable functional building-integrated solar power generation system according to the present invention, the Norton tape is characterized in that it includes an injection groove into which the fixing silicone is injected, such that the Norton tape is formed to be embedded to a certain depth from the side where the fixing silicone is applied.
[0022] According to another embodiment of the present invention, in the detachable functional building-integrated solar power generation system according to the present invention, the finishing means is characterized by including a backup material inserted between the two solar modules on the upper part of the reinforcing clamp, and an external silicone applied on the backup material.
[0023] According to another embodiment of the present invention, in the detachable functional building-integrated solar power generation system according to the present invention, the insertion projection includes a catch formed by protruding from both sides from the upper end of the insertion projection, the unit body includes a fixing groove that forms a space that is recessed to a certain depth from the bottom side to form a space into which the catch is inserted and fixed, and the catch is inserted through the insertion hole and rotated so as to be supported and fixed by the earthquake-resistant insulating rubber in a state where it is inserted into the fixing groove.
[0024] According to another embodiment of the present invention, in the detachable functional building-integrated solar power generation system according to the present invention, the mounting portion is characterized by including a filler that fills an internal space to provide earthquake-resistant and thermal insulation functions, and an injection hole formed through a point of the mounting portion to form a passage through which the filler is injected.
[0025] According to another embodiment of the present invention, a method for installing a building-integrated solar power generation system according to the present invention is characterized by including a first unit fitting step of fitting a first fixing unit to an exterior wall structure, a first unit fixing step of fixing the first fixing unit fitted to the exterior wall structure, a second unit fitting step of fitting second fixing units on both sides to the first fixing unit fixed to the exterior wall structure, a connecting and fixing step of connecting the second fixing units on both sides fitted to the first fixing unit and fixing them to the first fixing unit, a module attaching step of attaching a solar module to each of the second fixing units, and a finishing step of sealing between the attached solar modules.
[0026] The present invention can obtain the following effects through the combination and use of the configuration described above and the following examples.
[0027] The present invention has the effect of enabling easy and quick installation and maintenance through simple attachment and detachment along with firm fixation by attaching solar modules on both sides to an external wall structure by a double-fitting method and sealing the solar modules together, and also ensuring earthquake-resistant and thermal insulation performance.
[0028] The present invention has the effect of further enhancing the earthquake-resistant and insulation performance through the earthquake-resistant insulating rubber of the first fixed unit and the internal space of the second fixed unit.
[0029] The present invention has the effect of ensuring a strong fixing force by separately fixing and reinforcing the second fixing units attached to the solar modules on both sides while individually fixing the first fixing unit and the second fixing unit to the outer wall structure and the first fixing unit.
[0030] Figure 1 is a configuration diagram of a detachable functional building-integrated solar power generation system according to one embodiment of the present invention.
[0031] Figure 2 is a combined state diagram of Figure 1.
[0032] Figure 3 is an enlarged view of the first fixed unit and the second fixed unit.
[0033] Figure 4 is a diagram showing the combined state of a detachable functional building-integrated solar power generation system according to another embodiment of the present invention.
[0034] Figure 5 is a flowchart showing a method for installing a detachable functional building-integrated solar power generation system according to the present invention.
[0035] *Explanation of symbols used in drawings
[0036] 1: Exterior wall structure 11: Insertion projection 111: Hook
[0037] 2: First fixed unit 21: Unit body 211: Support protrusion
[0038] 212: Joint 212a: Insertion groove 212b: Fitting groove
[0039] 212c: Convex end 213: Fixed groove 22: Anti-seismic insulating rubber
[0040] 221: Fitting hole 222: Protrusion 23: Fixed piece
[0041] 3: Second fixed unit 31: Fixed member 311: Fitting part
[0042] 311a: Support 311b: Insertion projection 311b-1: Protrusion surface
[0043] 312: Seating part 312a: Recessed groove 312b: Seating groove
[0044] 312c: Filler 312d: Injection hole 32: Connecting means
[0045] 321: Reinforcing clamp 322: Fastening piece 33: Attachment means
[0046] 331: Norton tape 331a: Feed groove 332: Fixed silicone
[0047] 4: Closing agent 41: Backup agent 42: External silicone
[0048] P: Solar modules
[0049] S1: First unit fitting stage S2: First unit fixing stage
[0050] S3: Second unit fitting stage S4: Connection fixing stage
[0051] S5: Module attachment stage S6: Finishing stage
[0052] Hereinafter, preferred embodiments of a detachable, functional building-integrated solar power generation system and its installation method according to the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the attached drawings. In the following description of the present invention, if a detailed description of a known function or configuration is determined to unnecessarily obscure the gist of the present invention, such detailed description will be omitted. Throughout the specification, when a part is said to "include" a certain component, unless specifically stated otherwise, this does not mean that other components are excluded, but rather that other components may be included.
[0053]
[0054] Referring to FIGS. 1 to 3, a detachable functional building-integrated solar power generation system according to one embodiment of the present invention includes: an exterior wall structure (1) formed on an exterior wall of a building; a first fixing unit (2) that is coupled to the exterior wall structure (1) by a fitting method; a pair of second fixing units (3) that are fitted to both sides of the first fixing unit (2) and each have an adjacent solar module (P) attached to them; and a closing means (4) that seals between the solar modules attached to the pair of second fixing units (3).
[0055] The building-integrated photovoltaic power generation system according to the present invention enables quick installation and easy maintenance and repair through a structure that is fastened in a clamping manner. In addition, the double clamping method of the first fixing unit (2) and the second fixing unit (3) with insulation and earthquake resistance functions, and the sealed blocking between the solar modules (P) that are joined on both sides, further enhances the earthquake resistance and insulation performance.
[0056] Hereinafter, the upper and lower directions of the drawing will be explained assuming the upper and lower directions, and the upper direction in the drawing means the outer direction of the outer wall structure (1) that is perpendicular to the outer wall structure (1). Therefore, considering that the outer wall structure (1) is generally installed in a direction perpendicular to the ground, the upper direction in the drawing may mean the outer direction of the outer wall structure (1) that is parallel to the ground, and when the outer wall structure (1) forms an angle that is not perpendicular to the ground, the upper direction in the drawing may also form a certain angle with the ground depending on the angle that the outer wall structure (1) forms with the ground.
[0057] The above-mentioned exterior wall structure (1) is a configuration that forms the exterior wall of a building, and may refer to an exterior material, a curtain wall, etc. The above-mentioned exterior wall structure (1) may have a fitting projection (11) formed to protrude upward, and the above-mentioned first fixing unit (2) is fitted into the fitting projection (11).
[0058] The first fixing unit (2) is configured to be joined to the outer wall structure (1) by a fitting method, and is fitted into the fitting projection (11). In addition, the second fixing units (3) on both sides to which the solar modules (P) are attached are joined by a fitting method to the first fixing unit (2). In particular, the first fixing unit (2) can absorb vibration and have a heat insulating function, and can improve earthquake-resistant performance and achieve effective heat insulation by absorbing vibration and blocking heat at the point where the solar modules (P) are connected. Therefore, the first fixing unit (2) can secure earthquake-resistant and heat insulating performance while simply joining and connecting the solar modules (P) on both sides by a fitting method, thereby improving functionality along with quick installation and maintenance. To this end, the first fixing unit (2) can include a unit body (21), an earthquake-resistant insulating rubber (22), and a fixing piece (23).
[0059] The above unit body (21) is configured to be mounted on an outer wall structure (1), and has an earthquake-resistant insulating rubber (22) formed on the lower side to enable vibration absorption and heat blocking, and second fixing units (3) on both sides are fitted and joined on the upper side. To this end, the unit body (21) may include a support protrusion (211) and a joining portion (212).
[0060] The above-mentioned support protrusion (211) is configured to protrude downward from both ends of the unit body (21), and an earthquake-resistant insulating rubber (22) can be fitted between the support protrusions (211).
[0061] The above-described connecting portion (212) may be configured to protrude upward from the unit body (21) in a configuration in which the second fixing units (3) on both sides are fitted. In particular, the connecting portion (212) may maintain a stable fitting state through its unique structure, and may allow the fitting portion (311) and the fixing portion (312) of the second fixing unit (3), which will be described later, to be fitted and fixed. To this end, the connecting portion (212) may include an insertion groove (212a), a fitting groove (212b), and a convex end (212c), as illustrated in FIG. 3.
[0062] The above insertion groove (212a) is formed by being recessed to a certain depth from the top to the bottom of the joint portion (212), into which the insertion projection (311b) of the second fixing unit (3) to be described later is inserted, and is formed as a pair on both sides so that the insertion projections (311b) of each of the second fixing units (3) on both sides can be inserted.
[0063] The above fitting groove (212b) is configured to be recessed outward at one point within the insertion groove (212a), and can be recessed in a round shape at one point on the upper side so that the protruding surface (311b-1) of the insertion projection (311b), which will be described later, can be fitted therein. Accordingly, the fitting groove (212b) can be formed in a position and shape corresponding to the protruding surface (311b-1), and the protruding surface (311b-1) of the insertion projection (311b) fitted into the insertion groove (212a) can be fixed in close contact with the fitting groove (212b).
[0064] The above convex end (212c) is formed to protrude outward from an outer point of the connecting portion (212), and may be formed at a height corresponding to the fitting groove (212b). The above convex end (212c) may be formed to protrude outward in a rounded manner, and may be formed at a position and shape corresponding to the recessed groove (312a) of the later-described mounting portion (312) of the second fixing unit (3), so that the second fixing unit (3) may be stably fixed to the connecting portion (212).
[0065] The above earthquake-resistant insulating rubber (22) is configured to be fixed to the lower side of the unit body (21) to absorb vibration and block heat, and may be formed of a rubber material having a certain elasticity, and may be formed of, for example, a rubber foam insulation material. The earthquake-resistant insulating rubber (22) may be inserted and attached between the support protrusions (211) of the unit body (21), and the fitting projection (11) of the outer wall structure (1) is fitted therein. To this end, the earthquake-resistant insulating rubber (22) may have a fitting hole (221) formed through the center so that the fitting projection (11) is fitted therein, and protrusions (222) may be formed at both ends so that they are fitted to the lower side of the support protrusions (211). The above protrusion (222) is formed by protruding from both sides from the lower side of the earthquake-resistant rubber (22), and is inserted into the lower side of the support protrusion (211). Accordingly, the earthquake-resistant rubber (22) is stably fixed by the support protrusion (211), and the earthquake-resistant rubber (22) is inserted between the support protrusion (211) and the outer wall structure (1) by the elastic earthquake-resistant rubber (22), thereby further enhancing the earthquake-resistant performance through vibration absorption.
[0066] The above-mentioned fixed piece (23) is configured to fix the first fixed unit (2) to the outer wall structure (1), and is formed with a screw or the like, and is fastened to the outer wall structure (1) by penetrating the unit body (21) and the earthquake-resistant insulating rubber (22) as shown in Fig. 2.
[0067] The second fixing unit (3) above is configured to attach a solar module (P) and is fitted into the first fixing unit (2). The second fixing units (3) are formed as a pair on both sides of the first fixing unit (2) and are fitted and seated on both sides of the first fixing unit (2), so that adjacent solar modules (P) are attached and connected to each other. The second fixing unit (3) is also coupled to the first fixing unit (2) in a way that it can be detached and attached by fitting, so that quick installation, maintenance and management are possible, and it is coupled to both sides of one first fixing unit (2) so that attachment and connection of the solar module (P) can be easily achieved. A pair of second fixing units (3) are fitted onto the first fixing unit (2) from both sides, and are connected to each other in the fitted state to be fixed to the first fixing unit (2), so that the solar modules (P) adjacent to each second fixing unit (3) are respectively attached. For this purpose, the second fixing unit (3) may include a fixing member (31), a connecting means (32), and an attachment means (33).
[0068] The above-mentioned fixing member (31) is configured to be fitted into the first fixing unit (2), and a solar module (P) is attached to the upper side thereof to be coupled thereto. The above-mentioned fixing member (31) can maintain a state in which it is stably fitted onto the first fixing unit (2) by including a fitting portion (311) and a fixing portion (312), and can have an additional insulating function through the fixing portion (312).
[0069] The above fitting part (311) is configured to be inserted into and fitted into the above connecting part (212), and is fixed by being inserted into the insertion groove (212a) of the connecting part (212). To this end, the fitting part (311) may include a support member (311a) and an insertion projection (311b).
[0070] The above support member (311a) is configured to protrude inwardly by a certain length, such that the insertion projection (311b) protrudes downwardly and is fitted into the insertion groove (212a), and the support members (311a) of the second fixing units (3) on both sides can be connected and fixed upwardly by the connecting means (32).
[0071] The above insertion projection (311b) is configured to protrude downward from the support member (311a), and is fitted into and fixed in the insertion groove (212a). In particular, the insertion projection (311b) may include a protruding surface (311b-1) formed to protrude outwardly in a rounded manner at one point, and is formed in a position and shape corresponding to the fitting groove (212b) of the insertion groove (212a). Accordingly, when the insertion projection (311b) is fitted into the insertion groove (212a), the protruding surface (311b-1) is fitted closely into the fitting groove (212b), thereby preventing detachment and ensuring stable fixation.
[0072] The above-mentioned mounting portion (312) is configured to have a certain space inside the outer side of the support member (311a), and may be formed as a frame having a square cross-section. The mounting portion (312) is mounted on the unit body (21) outside the coupling portion (212), and a solar module (P) is attached to the upper side thereof by an attachment means (33). Therefore, the mounting portion (312) can maintain the solar module (P) in a stably attached state, and can have an additional heat blocking function through the inner space. In addition, the mounting portion (312) may include a recessed groove (312a) formed to be recessed in a round shape at one point on the inner side. The above-mentioned recess (312a) can be formed in a position and shape corresponding to the convex end (212c) of the unit body (21), and when the fixing portion (312) is fixed on the unit body (21), it is supported by being in close contact with the convex end (212c), thereby maintaining a more stable fixing state. In addition, the fixing portion (312) can form a fixing groove (312b) that is recessed into the bottom at a certain height so that the head portion of the fixing piece (23) can be inserted, and through this, even when the fixing piece (23) protrudes from the upper portion of the unit body (21), the fixing portion (312) can be fixed by being in close contact with the unit body (21).
[0073] The above connecting means (32) is configured to connect the second fixing units (3) on both sides fitted into the first fixing unit (2) and fix them to the first fixing unit (2), so that the second fixing units (3) on both sides can be connected and fixed at once, enabling rapid installation and ensuring stable fixing of the second fixing unit (3). To this end, the connecting means (32) may include a reinforcing clamp (321) and a fastening piece (322).
[0074] The above reinforcing clamp (321) is configured to connect the second fixing units (3) and is mounted on the support ends (311a) of the second fixing units (3) on both sides.
[0075] The above fastening piece (322) is configured to fasten the reinforcing clamp (321) to the first fixing unit (2), and is formed in the form of a screw, screw, etc., so that it can penetrate the reinforcing clamp (321) and be inserted into and fastened to the connecting portion (212) of the first fixing unit (2).
[0076] The above attachment means (33) is configured to attach a solar module (P) to a second fixing unit (3), and fixes the solar module (P) by attaching a Norton tape (331) between the second fixing unit (3) and the solar module (P), and while the Norton tape (331) is attached, fixing silicone (332) is applied to the outside of the Norton tape (331) and hardened to ensure complete fixation. Here, the Norton tape (331) is a high-strength double-sided tape in the form of foam, which can be formed of high-density polyurethane foam, and stably fixes the solar module (P) until the fixing silicone (332) is completely hardened.
[0077] The above closing means (4) is configured to seal between the solar modules (P) attached to the second fixing units (3), and seals between the solar modules (P) attached to the second fixing units (3) on both sides from the outside. The closing means (4) may first insert a backup material (41) in the form of Styrofoam or the like between the solar modules (P), and then apply external silicone (42) on the backup material (41) to form a sealed state. Here, weather silicone having weather resistance may be applied as the external silicone (42), and by supporting and sealing between the solar modules (P), it is possible to improve insulation and absorb vibrations.
[0078]
[0079] Referring to FIG. 4, a detachable functional building-integrated solar power generation system according to another embodiment of the present invention will be described. The detachable functional building-integrated solar power generation system includes an exterior wall structure (1), a first fixing unit (2), a second fixing unit (3), and a finishing means (4) similar to the first embodiment, except that the fitting projection (11) may include a catch (111), the unit body (21) may include a fixing groove (213), and the mounting portion (312) may additionally include a filler (312c) and an injection hole (312d). In addition, the Norton tape (331) may additionally include an injection groove (331a).
[0080] The above-mentioned hook (111) is formed to protrude outward from the upper end of the fitting projection (11), so that when the first fixing unit (2) is fitted into the fitting projection (11), the hook (111) passes through the fitting hole (221) and is fixed by being caught in the unit body (21). To this end, the unit body (21) of the first fixing unit (2) may have a fixing groove (213) formed at a certain height in the bottom thereof, and the hook (111) is inserted into and fixed in the fixing groove (213). At this time, the hook (111) may be fixed by being fixed by being caught in the upper side of the earthquake-resistant insulating rubber (22) by rotating the first fixing unit (2) while the hook (111) is inserted into the fixing groove (213) by passing through the fitting hole (221), thereby enabling more stable fitting of the first fixing unit (2).
[0081] In addition, the filler (312c) is configured to be injected and filled into the space within the mounting portion (312) of the second fixed unit (3), and a material such as silicone that can have a heat insulating function, a vibration absorbing function, etc. can be injected. Therefore, the filler (312c) can provide higher heat insulating properties than the heat insulating function through the empty space of the mounting portion (312), and can even add an earthquake-resistant function through vibration absorption. The filler (312c) can be injected into the mounting portion (312) through an injection hole (312d) formed on one side of the mounting portion (312), and the injection hole (312d) can be formed at the upper end of one side of the mounting portion (312) so that the filler (312c) can be completely filled within the mounting portion (312).
[0082] In addition, the Norton tape (331) may additionally include an insertion groove (331a) that is recessed to a certain depth from the outside where the fixing silicone (332) is applied, and the fixing silicone (332) may be injected and applied even within the insertion groove (331a). Accordingly, an insulating function and a vibration absorption function may be formed within the Norton tape (331) through the fixing silicone (332), and the fixing force by the Norton tape (331) may also be further enhanced.
[0083]
[0084] Referring to FIG. 5, a method for installing a detachable functional building-integrated solar power generation system according to the present invention may include a first unit fitting step (S1) of fitting a first fixing unit (2) to an exterior wall structure (1), a first unit fixing step (S2) of fixing the first fixing unit (2) fitted to the exterior wall structure (1), a second unit fitting step (S3) of fitting second fixing units (3) on both sides to the first fixing unit (2) fixed to the exterior wall structure (1), a connecting fixing step (S4) of connecting the second fixing units (3) on both sides fitted to the first fixing unit (2) and fixing them to the first fixing unit (2), a module attaching step (S5) of attaching a solar module (P) to each second fixing unit (3), and a finishing step (S6) of sealing between the attached solar modules (P).
[0085] The above first unit fitting step (S1) is a process of fitting the first fixing unit (2) to the outer wall structure (1), such that the fitting projection (11) of the outer wall structure (1) is inserted along the fitting hole (221) of the first fixing unit (2). At this time, if a catch (111) is formed in the fitting projection (11), the catch (111) can be rotated and fixed while passing through the fitting hole (221) and being inserted into the fixing groove (213) of the unit body (21).
[0086] The above first unit fixing step (S2) is a process of fixing the first fixing unit (2) fitted into the exterior wall structure (1) to the exterior wall structure (1), and the fixing piece (23) can be inserted so as to penetrate the unit body (21) and the earthquake-resistant insulating rubber (22) and be fixed to the exterior wall structure (1). Accordingly, since the fixing is performed while the first fixing unit (2) is fitted into the exterior wall structure (1), the first fixing unit (2) can be easily installed at an accurate location, and even during maintenance, the fixing piece (23) can be released so that the first fixing unit (2) can be easily separated.
[0087] The above second unit fitting step (S3) is a process of fitting the second fixing units (3) on both sides into the first fixing unit (2), such that the insertion projection (311b) of the second fixing unit (3) is inserted into the insertion groove (212a) of the first fixing unit (2), and the mounting portion (312) is mounted on the unit body (21). At this time, the protruding surface (311b-1) of the insertion projection (311b) is fitted into the mounting groove (212b) of the insertion projection (311b), and the mounting groove (312b) of the mounting portion (312) is also fitted into the convex end (212c) of the coupling portion (212), thereby stably maintaining the fitted state.
[0088] The above-described connecting and fixing step (S4) is a process of connecting the second fixing units (3) on both sides fitted into the first fixing unit (2) while simultaneously fixing them to the first fixing unit (2). In this process, the reinforcing clamp (321) is seated between the support ends on both sides, and the fastening piece (322) is inserted and fixed into the connecting portion (212) of the first fixing unit (2) by passing through the reinforcing clamp (321). Therefore, the above-described connecting and fixing step (S4) can simultaneously connect the second fixing units (3) on both sides while fixing them to the first fixing unit (2), thereby enabling rapid installation and ensuring that the second fixing unit (3) is firmly fixed to the first fixing unit (2).
[0089] The above module attachment step (S5) is a process of attaching a solar module (P) to each of the second fixing units (3). First, a Norton tape (331) is attached to the second fixing unit (3) to attach the solar module (P), and then fixing silicone (332) is applied to the outside of the Norton tape (331) and hardened to complete the attachment of the solar module (P).
[0090] The above finishing step (S6) is a process of sealing the space between the solar modules (P) attached to the second fixed unit (3). After inserting a backup agent (41) between the solar modules (P), external silicone (42) is applied to block the inflow of external substances and the movement of heat, and to enable vibration absorption between the solar modules (P).
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[0092] In the above, the applicant has described various embodiments of the present invention, but such embodiments are only examples of implementing the technical idea of the present invention, and any change or modification that implements the technical idea of the present invention should be interpreted as falling within the scope of the present invention.
Claims
1. An exterior wall structure formed on the exterior wall of a building; A first fixing unit that is joined to the above outer wall structure by a fitting method; A pair of second fixing units fitted on both sides of the first fixing unit, each having an adjacent solar module attached thereto; A detachable functional building-integrated solar power generation system characterized by including a closing means for sealing between solar modules attached to the above pair of second fixed units.
2. In the first paragraph, the second fixed unit A solar module is attached and a fixing member is fitted into the first fixing unit; A connecting means for connecting the fixing members on both sides fitted into the first fixing unit and fixing them to the first fixing unit; A detachable, functional building-integrated solar power generation system characterized by including an attachment means for attaching a solar module to the above-mentioned fixed member.
3. In the second paragraph, the first fixed unit Includes a unit body that is fitted and installed into the above outer wall structure, The above unit body includes a joint formed to protrude on the unit body and into which a second fixed unit is fitted. The above fixed member is, A detachable functional building-integrated solar power generation system characterized by including a fitting part that is inserted and fitted into the above-mentioned joint part; and a fitting part formed on the outside of the fitting part and secured on the unit body, and formed to have a certain space inside.
4. In the third paragraph, the connecting part It includes a pair of insertion grooves into which the second fixing units on both sides are inserted to a certain depth, and an insertion groove formed to be inserted in a rounded manner outwardly at one point of the insertion groove. The above fitting part includes a support member formed to protrude inwardly by a certain length, and an insertion projection protruding downward from the support member and inserted into the insertion groove. A detachable, functional, building-integrated solar power generation system, characterized in that the insertion projection is formed to protrude outwardly in a rounded manner at one point and includes a protruding surface that fits into the insertion groove.
5. In paragraph 4, the connecting part It includes a convex end formed to protrude outwardly in a rounded manner from an outer point of the joint, A detachable, functional building-integrated solar power generation system characterized in that the above-mentioned fixing portion is formed to be roundly recessed into an inner point and includes a recessed groove into which the convex end is fitted.
6. In the third paragraph, the first fixed unit A detachable, functional building-integrated solar power generation system characterized by including an earthquake-resistant insulating rubber inserted into the lower part of the unit body to block heat and absorb vibration.
7. In paragraph 6, the outer wall structure It includes a fitting projection that protrudes upward and is fitted into the earthquake-resistant insulating rubber, The above unit body includes a support protrusion formed to protrude downward from both ends, The above earthquake-resistant insulating rubber is A detachable, functional building-integrated solar power generation system characterized by including a fitting hole formed through which the fitting protrusion is inserted, and a protrusion formed to protrude outwardly at both ends and inserted into the lower side of the supporting protrusion.
8. In the 7th paragraph, the first fixed unit A detachable functional building-integrated solar power generation system characterized by including a fixing piece inserted so as to penetrate the unit body, earthquake-resistant insulating rubber, and the exterior wall structure to fix the first fixing unit to the exterior wall structure.
9. In paragraph 4, the connecting means A detachable, functional building-integrated solar power generation system characterized by including a reinforcing clamp that is secured on support members on both sides to reinforce the fixing force for a solar module, and a fastening piece that penetrates the reinforcing clamp and is inserted and fixed to the unit body.
10. In the second paragraph, the attachment means A detachable functional building-integrated solar power generation system characterized by including a Norton tape for attaching a solar module to the above-mentioned fixing member, and a fixing silicone that is applied to the outer side of the Norton tape and hardens to bond the fixing member and the solar module.
11. In the 10th paragraph, the Norton tape A detachable, functional building-integrated photovoltaic power generation system characterized by including an injection groove into which fixed silicone is injected, the injection groove being formed to penetrate to a certain depth from the side where the fixed silicone is applied.
12. In paragraph 9, the closing means A detachable, functional building-integrated solar power generation system characterized by including a backup material inserted between the solar modules on both sides of the upper part of the reinforcing clamp, and an outer silicone applied on the backup material.
13. In the 7th paragraph, the insertion projection Includes a catch formed by protruding on both sides from the top of the insertion projection, The above unit body includes a fixed groove that forms a space that is sunk to a certain depth from the bottom side and into which the hanging member is inserted and fixed. A detachable, functional, building-integrated solar power generation system characterized in that the above-mentioned hook is inserted through the above-mentioned fitting hole and rotated so as to be supported and fixed by the earthquake-resistant insulating rubber while being inserted into the fixing groove.
14. In the third paragraph, the fixing part A detachable, functional building-integrated photovoltaic power generation system characterized by including a filler that fills an internal space to provide earthquake-resistant and thermal insulation functions, and an injection hole formed through a penetration at a point of a mounting portion to form a passage through which the filler is injected.
15. A method for installing a building-integrated photovoltaic power generation system, characterized by including a first unit fitting step of fitting a first fixing unit to an exterior wall structure, a first unit fixing step of fixing the first fixing unit fitted to the exterior wall structure, a second unit fitting step of fitting second fixing units on both sides to the first fixing unit fixed to the exterior wall structure, a connection fixing step of connecting the second fixing units on both sides fitted to the first fixing unit and fixing them to the first fixing unit, a module attachment step of attaching a solar module to each of the second fixing units, and a finishing step of sealing between the attached solar modules.
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