Solar Shelter for worker community in India_Poster

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SOLAR SHELTER

For worker community in India 35% of the world’s energy is consumed on construction sites. Solar shelter aims to generate electricity with the help of PV integrated roof and minimize the energy demands throughout the construction process. Further, it also provides a habitable shelter for the workers. The roof can be manually oriented to the most efficient sun angle throughout the year to maximize energy gains.

Features

Details

Portable & quick PV Panel (1 x 1.8 m)

A

Sun adaptable

Natural material

Easy to mount

Energy efficient

Assembly stages

Corrugated Sheet 50mm

Detail A: PV Integrated Roof

Metal Shaft with bearing for roof rotation connected to main bamboo ø 80mm Stretchable fabric envelope 6mm thk Bamboo 60mm

Detail B: Rotating Bamboo shaft

Purlins

ø

Bamboo Roof frame ø 80mm

Plinth construction

Setting up the bamboo frames

Placing roof over the frames

Connecting partitions to the shelter 35°

Energy Output

20° 0°

Roof Size: 6.5 x 4.0 m PV Panels: 12 Monocrystalline PV panels of size 1 x 1.8 m each

Detail C: Roof rotation cable system

Roof Angles: 0°, 10°, 20°, 30°, 35°

1650

Suspension Cable

2550

Energy output: 22Wh/day per unit

**The dotted line indicates the change in PV roof angle w.r.t the sun position.

Cross Section B

Bamboo column ø 80mm

C 1 6 sq.m

Bamboo partition with ø 50mm frame

2 6 sq.m

Main door 50mm thk Bamboo partition with ø 50mm frame

Exploded Isometric View

Brick foundation 150 x 450 mm

Concrete flooring over sand infill

Ground Level Plan 0

Students:

Anurag Sonar, Danai Moutou, Kwanlin Wang

Nikoletta Dimitriou, Shreyas Vadodaria

Supervisor:

Dr.-Ing. Marcel Bilow, Ir. Nadia Remmerswaal

500

1000


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