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Systematic framework for the efficient integration of wind technologies into buildings

Systematic framework for the efficient integration of wind technologies into buildings
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摘要 The renewed interest that is being paid by architects, project developers and local governments to integrate wind turbines with buildings is mainly required a framework to unify much data, criteria and variables to ease the design process to many architects. Therefore, this paper introduces and elaborates the systematic framework towards the efficient integration of wind technologies into new building. Moreover, it evaluates the framework effectiveness by comparing the current status of wind technologies integration into a buitding with the suggested status if the framework is followed. The renewed interest that is being paid by architects, project developers and local governments to integrate wind turbines with buildings is mainly required a framework to unify much data, criteria and variables to ease the design process to many architects. Therefore, this paper introduces and elaborates the systematic framework towards the efficient integration of wind technologies into new building. Moreover, it evaluates the framework effectiveness by comparing the current status of wind technologies integration into a buitding with the suggested status if the framework is followed.
出处 《Frontiers of Architectural Research》 CSCD 2016年第1期1-14,共14页 建筑学研究前沿(英文版)
关键词 Building integratedwind technology Integration method Systematic framework Building integratedwind technology Integration method Systematic framework
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