20140114_Infoday regional H2020_Energía_Enrique Daroqui

Jose M. Vega de Seoane
Project: BFIRST – Building-Integrated
Fibre-Reinforced Solar Technology
Grant agreement: n° [296026]
Programme: [FP7/2007-2013] [FP7/2007-2011]
Consortium:
Coordinator: TECNALIA Research & Innovation
EU PV CLUSTER – 26th-28th November 2013

1. Summary
2. BFIRST project: Concept & Objectives
3. Description of Work
4. Progress so far
5. Future Work
INDEX

1. Summary
o BFIRST: Building-Integrated Fibre-Reinforced Solar Technology
“BFIRST project aims to answer the demands of the BIPV market, by
developing flexible, lightweight and adaptable photovoltaic systems,
based on a solar cells encapsulation technology within glass fibre-
reinforced composite materials”

BFIRST project:
Concept &
Objectives
2.

o Concept
 Why BFIRST?
 BIPV demands flexibility and adaptability in terms
of design, aesthetics and integration
 Glass based modules are very limited in this sense
 New materials are required to fulfil such needs

o Concept: composite materials as an alternative to glass
Glass fibre
+
Composite PV module
+
Transparent resin
PV cells
2. BFIRST project: Concept & Objective

o Objectives (1/3)
 Main goal:
“Development and demonstration of a set of standardized
multifunctional photovoltaic products for building integration, based
on a recently developed technology for solar cells encapsulation
within glass fibre-reinforced composite materials”

o Objectives (2/3)
 Specific objectives:
 To obtain the same efficiency levels of traditional modules
 Enhanced properties of PV modules due to: monolithic
structures, light weight, modularity, flexibility in shapes,
finishes and colours.
 Multifunctional performance complying with building and
photovoltaic standards.

o Objectives (3/3)
 Demonstration and characterization of BIPV products in three
real buildings located in different sites (with different climates
and general frameworks for BIPV).
 Development of BIPV elements with costs comprised between
1.5 and 2.0 €/Wp
 Up-scaling of production processes for real-scale prototype
fabrication.
 Detection of current and future harmonization needs for
standardisation of BIPV components and contribution to their
development.

3. Description of Work (1/4)
Stage 1
• Design of the BIPV components
Stage 2
• Development of the BIPV components
based on glass fibre-reinforced materials
Stage 3
• Manufacturing & Demonstration at real
buildings in different locations

o Stage 1: Design of five BIPV components
 Concept design of
1. Ventilated Façade
2. Curtain Wall
3. Skylight
4. Roofing Shingle
5. Shading Element
Portfolio
 Regulatory framework analysis for BIPV in Belgium, Greece & Spain
o Status of EU directives and standards applicable to BIPV
o Status of building codes
o Specific analysis for the BIPV framework
 Detailed design of the chosen concepts for each BIPV element
o CAD design of chosen concepts
o Design validations: mechanical and thermal simulations

o Stage 2: Development of the BIPV components
 Set-up of experimental techniques for the fabrication of BIPV products
(scale-up)
 Fabrication of samples for laboratory characterization
 Laboratory characterization following building codes and construction
standards
 Laboratory characterization following PV standards

o Stage 3: Manufacturing & Demonstration at real
buildings in different locations
 Manufacturing of BIPV systems for demonstration
 Installation of BIPV systems in real demonstration buildings
 Monitoring at experimental buildings and real demonstration buildings

4. Progress so far
o Stage 1: Design of the BIPV components (1/5)
Product 1. VENTILATED FAÇADE
o Designed according to building codes and PV
standards (IEC 61215)
o Flat module with curved transitions
Features:
 Dimensions: 1652 x 1209 mm2
 Thickness: 3 mm
 Weight: 10 kg
 Power: 270 W
 Power/m2: 135 W/m2
 Installed power: 2.45 kW
o Monolithic & lightweight, composite-based
Ventilated Façade

4. Progress so far
Product 2. Roofing Shingle
Features:
 Thickness: 3 mm
 Weight: 6.4 kg
 Power: 144 W
 Installed power: 12 kW
o Designed according to building codes
and PV standards (IEC 61215)
o Flat module with curved transitions
o Monolithic & lightweight, composite-
based Roofing Shingle

4. Progress so far
Product 3. Curtain Wall
Features:
 Thickness: 3 mm
 Weight: 9.7 kg
 Power: 180 W
o Substitution of the internal glass of a
standard triple glazing solution

4. Progress so far
Product 4. Skylight
Features:
 Thickness: 3 mm
 Weight: 9.2 kg
 Power: 75 W
o Mobile skylight concept

4. Progress so far
Product 5. Shading Element
Features (planar design, 1 sub module):
 Dimensions 1209 x 203 mm2
 Thickness: 3 mm
 Weight: 1.3 kg
 Power: 31.5 W
o Modular shading element

4. Progress so far
o Stage 1: Validation of the BIPV system designs
 Mechanical and thermal simulations of the BIPV systems

5. Future Work
o We are about to start STAGE 2. Development of the BIPV components
 Scale-up process & manufacturing of the first prototypes will begin soon (mid
December)
 Laboratory characterization following building codes, CPDs and PV standards
o STAGE 3. Manufacturing & Demonstration at real buildings in different
locations. Beginning of 2014.
 Manufacturing of real samples
 Installation in real buildings (Belgium, Greece & Spain)
 Monitoring of the installations

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