DOI: 10.5937/jaes12-6136
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Volume 12 article 284 pages: 121 - 128
The use of solar
energy supply systems for the reconstruction of facilities, historical and
cultural monuments, faces many difficulties. Particularly because of the need
to preserve the outside shape of the building. It is necessary to find a method
of integration of solar energy system supply, but not at the expense of the
architectural heritage, and ensuring optimum production of solar energy. The
method should not touch at all the facade of the architecture. The author
proposes to allocate additional energy supply systems based on solar energy in
the class of temporary structures, potentially separable from the capital base
of the building. Hence, the creation of the concept of Building-independent
temporary photovoltaics constructions (BITPVC).This article is dedicated to the
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