An exploratory study on road tunnel with semi-transparent photovoltaic canopy—From energy saving and fire safety perspectives

Qi, Dahai; Yang, Senwen; Zhang, Xin; Wang, Liangzhu; Athienitis, Andreas

doi:10.1007/s12273-021-0831-6

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“…8 • The PVand BIPV fire safety issues could significantly influence the indoor and built environment. 9 The resultant smoke from PV and BIPV fire can spread and penetrate into buildings, which pollutes the indoor and built environment, and threatens human health.…”

Section: Bipv Fire Risksmentioning

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Fire safety of building integrated photovoltaic systems: Critical review for codes and standards

Aram

Zhang

et al. 2022

Indoor and Built Environment

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A critical review of current regulations and standards is presented pertaining to the fire safety of the integration of photovoltaic (PV) systems into buildings. Building integrated photovoltaic (BIPV) systems need to meet both fire safety requirements as PV systems as well as the building fire codes requirements as building structural components (e.g. facades, roofing and glazing). However, the current building codes do not provide provisions that cover various applications of BIPV. Furthermore, the new building materials of glazing, tiles and claddings with the added function of solar energy collection are beyond the scopes of most of the current codes and standards. The present study also identified gaps in addressing the fire risk of BIPV systems with respect to the application to buildings considering potential fire hazards specific to the application.

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Section: Bipv Fire Risksmentioning

confidence: 99%

Fire safety of building integrated photovoltaic systems: Critical review for codes and standards

Aram

Zhang

et al. 2022

Indoor and Built Environment

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“…The research on fire control pipeline layout of high-rise office buildings can reasonably allocate fire control pipeline system according to the characteristics of high-rise buildings and fire risk, and improve the fire prevention and control ability. Through the setting of reasonable channels, timely water supply, smoke evacuation and rescue personnel can be achieved to effectively control fire development and reduce losses [3][4]. In addition, scientific and reasonable fire pipe layout can provide an effective and rapid evacuation channel for high-rise office buildings, and ensure that personnel can be safely and quickly evacuated to a safe area when a fire occurs.…”

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Fire pipe layout method of high-rise office building based on graph convolutional neural network

Chen

2024

Third International Conference on Electronic Information Engineering, Big Data, and Computer Technology (EIBDCT 2024)

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The floor and space layout of high-rise office buildings is usually complex and variable, and the layout of fire pipes must take into account the structural limitations of the building. The plumbing system must be coordinated with the building structure without affecting the use of the floor and meeting the fire safety requirements. This paper proposes a Graph Convolutional Network (GCN) based fire pipe layout method for high-rise office buildings. Use GCN to complete the classification of fire pipes. Based on this, the directed graph of the fire pipe network is analyzed, the connection matrix of the fire pipe network is established, the shortest path of the fire pipe network is calculated, and the layout of the fire pipe network is completed. The experimental results show that: Under the application of the research method, the ability of fire pipeline to transport water resources is higher, and the investment cost of pipeline network layout is lower.

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Extremely high thermal conductive cement-based composites with diamond/ZnO/expanded graphite thermal conductivity network for cooling road

Wei,

Gao,

Wang

et al. 2023

Construction and Building Materials

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An exploratory study on road tunnel with semi-transparent photovoltaic canopy—From energy saving and fire safety perspectives

Cited by 7 publications

References 25 publications

Fire safety of building integrated photovoltaic systems: Critical review for codes and standards

Fire safety of building integrated photovoltaic systems: Critical review for codes and standards

Fire pipe layout method of high-rise office building based on graph convolutional neural network

Extremely high thermal conductive cement-based composites with diamond/ZnO/expanded graphite thermal conductivity network for cooling road

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