Energy and thermal performance analysis of PCM-Incorporated glazing units combined with passive and active techniques: A review study

Arasteh, Hossein, Maref, Wahid et Saber, Hamed H.. 2023. « Energy and thermal performance analysis of PCM-Incorporated glazing units combined with passive and active techniques: A review study ». Energies, vol. 16, nº 3.
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The building envelope provides thermal comfort, an excellent visual view, and sunlight for the occupants. It consists of two parts: (i) an opaque (non-transparent) part (e.g., walls and roofs) and (ii) a transparent part (e.g., windows, curtain walls, and skylight devices). Recently, the use of fully-glazed facades, especially in large cities, has increased due to their aesthetical and structural advantages. This has led this study to review the performance of the currently passive smart glazing technologies. Phase Change Materials (PCMs) as latent energy storage material is the focus of this review, as well as other individual and combined techniques, including shading systems, solar cells (photovoltaic), and chromogenic (thermotropic and thermochromic) materials. PCM-integrated glazing systems have been extensively studied and rapidly developed over the past several decades from the standpoint of unique system designs, such as passive, active, and passive/active mixed designs, intelligent management, and sophisticated controls. In the academic literature, numerous studies on PCM-integrated building envelopes have been conducted, but a comprehensive review of PCM-integrated GUs combined with other passive and active techniques using dialectical analysis and comparing the climatic conditions of each study using Köppen-Geiger climate classification climate classification has been performed only rarely. Consequently, the primary objective of this study is to reduce this discrepancy for all types of glazing, excluding glazed roofs. This review article also contains literature tables as well as highlights, limitations, and further research suggestions at the end of each subsection.

Type de document:	Article publié dans une revue, révisé par les pairs
Professeur:	Professeur Maref, Wahid
Affiliation:	Génie de la construction
Date de dépôt:	10 mars 2023 19:12
Dernière modification:	13 mars 2023 14:59
URI:	https://espace2.etsmtl.ca/id/eprint/26237

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