A fluid-structure interaction (FSI) and energy generation modelling for roof mounted renewable energy installations in buildings for extreme weather and typhoon resilience

Due to the damage to the infrastructure caused by the Typhoon, communities devastated by the typhoon are left without power. Solar panels can supply power to the affected community during power outages. However, these installations are also structurally vulnerable to extreme weather such as typhoons...

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Main Authors: Pantua, Conrad Allan Jay, Calautit, John Kaiser, Wu, Yupeng
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spelling oai:animorepository.dlsu.edu.ph:faculty_research-34032021-08-26T06:12:16Z A fluid-structure interaction (FSI) and energy generation modelling for roof mounted renewable energy installations in buildings for extreme weather and typhoon resilience Pantua, Conrad Allan Jay Calautit, John Kaiser Wu, Yupeng Due to the damage to the infrastructure caused by the Typhoon, communities devastated by the typhoon are left without power. Solar panels can supply power to the affected community during power outages. However, these installations are also structurally vulnerable to extreme weather such as typhoons strength winds. A Fluid Structure Interaction (FSI) is implemented in a low-rise gabled building with roof mounted solar panels. This building was subjected to typhoon strength winds using Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) analysis. Building energy simulation (BES) was also performed in the same building to account for solar PV energy generation and energy consumption. The results from the FSI showed the areas of failure in the panels with regards to installation location. On the other hand, BES results showed that the highest power generation potential is based on the building orientation at 90° and roof pitch of 14°. It was suggested to install the panel system configuration to a 26° pitch roof to sustain occupancy loads. This framework which combines energy systems resilience and building energy performance can help the stakeholders to properly plan and design better disaster resilient infrastructures. © 2020 The Philippines is visited by an average of 20 typhoons every year. 2020-11-01T07:00:00Z text text/html https://animorepository.dlsu.edu.ph/faculty_research/2404 https://animorepository.dlsu.edu.ph/context/faculty_research/article/3403/type/native/viewcontent Faculty Research Work Animo Repository Solar energy—Climatic factors Fluid-structure interaction Buildings—Natural disaster effects Hazard mitigation Mechanical Engineering
institution De La Salle University
building De La Salle University Library
continent Asia
country Philippines
Philippines
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topic Solar energy—Climatic factors
Fluid-structure interaction
Buildings—Natural disaster effects
Hazard mitigation
Mechanical Engineering
spellingShingle Solar energy—Climatic factors
Fluid-structure interaction
Buildings—Natural disaster effects
Hazard mitigation
Mechanical Engineering
Pantua, Conrad Allan Jay
Calautit, John Kaiser
Wu, Yupeng
A fluid-structure interaction (FSI) and energy generation modelling for roof mounted renewable energy installations in buildings for extreme weather and typhoon resilience
description Due to the damage to the infrastructure caused by the Typhoon, communities devastated by the typhoon are left without power. Solar panels can supply power to the affected community during power outages. However, these installations are also structurally vulnerable to extreme weather such as typhoons strength winds. A Fluid Structure Interaction (FSI) is implemented in a low-rise gabled building with roof mounted solar panels. This building was subjected to typhoon strength winds using Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) analysis. Building energy simulation (BES) was also performed in the same building to account for solar PV energy generation and energy consumption. The results from the FSI showed the areas of failure in the panels with regards to installation location. On the other hand, BES results showed that the highest power generation potential is based on the building orientation at 90° and roof pitch of 14°. It was suggested to install the panel system configuration to a 26° pitch roof to sustain occupancy loads. This framework which combines energy systems resilience and building energy performance can help the stakeholders to properly plan and design better disaster resilient infrastructures. © 2020 The Philippines is visited by an average of 20 typhoons every year.
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author Pantua, Conrad Allan Jay
Calautit, John Kaiser
Wu, Yupeng
author_facet Pantua, Conrad Allan Jay
Calautit, John Kaiser
Wu, Yupeng
author_sort Pantua, Conrad Allan Jay
title A fluid-structure interaction (FSI) and energy generation modelling for roof mounted renewable energy installations in buildings for extreme weather and typhoon resilience
title_short A fluid-structure interaction (FSI) and energy generation modelling for roof mounted renewable energy installations in buildings for extreme weather and typhoon resilience
title_full A fluid-structure interaction (FSI) and energy generation modelling for roof mounted renewable energy installations in buildings for extreme weather and typhoon resilience
title_fullStr A fluid-structure interaction (FSI) and energy generation modelling for roof mounted renewable energy installations in buildings for extreme weather and typhoon resilience
title_full_unstemmed A fluid-structure interaction (FSI) and energy generation modelling for roof mounted renewable energy installations in buildings for extreme weather and typhoon resilience
title_sort fluid-structure interaction (fsi) and energy generation modelling for roof mounted renewable energy installations in buildings for extreme weather and typhoon resilience
publisher Animo Repository
publishDate 2020
url https://animorepository.dlsu.edu.ph/faculty_research/2404
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