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Building Integrated Photovoltaics (BIPV)   describes a photovoltaic system in which solar PV modules are integrated within the building envelope, as opposed to a traditional PV system in which the modules are mounted on top of the existing roof. Although BIPV products have been available in Europe since the 1990s, Tesla's recently released aesthetically pleasing and competitively priced BIPV solar tiles have more effectively captured the public's imagination. Recent studies predict that the global BIPV market is expected to grow to over $9 billion in 2019 and reach $26 billion by 2022. BIPV roofs are expected to be the largest player. They are likely to shift from high-end buildings to zero-energy buildings, which are expected to account for the majority of this market growth, followed by commercial and residential buildings. Building Integrated PV - the benefits Aesthetically pleasing hybrid modules: BIPV modules are integrated into the surrounding building envelope, e.g. sola

Corrugated metal pipes (CMPs)  are some of the most commonly used materials for underground stormwater infrastructure. They go largely unnoticed, but are necessary to support the daily functions of our lives by properly moving water to avoid issues like water ponding, standing water on roadways, and localized flooding. CMPs are used for various underground infrastructure projects such as culverts, stormwater detention/retention systems, storm sewers, small bridge replacements, aeration pipes, material conduits, and more. CMPs can require frequent maintenance and repairs if they aren't given adequate protection through the use of things like structural polymeric linings. Keep reading to learn about CMPs, 3 common issues they face, and how to fix them!                                            Corrugated metal pipes What is a corrugated metal pipe? A corrugated metal pipe (CMP) is a pipe—used for culverts and other underground infrastructure—that has a distinct set of parallel groov

As the demand for sustainable and efficient heating and cooling solutions continues to grow, the   monobloc heat pump with buffer tank   has emerged as a game-changer in the industry. This advanced system combines the benefits of a monobloc heat pump and a buffer tank to deliver exceptional climate control performance. In this article, we will explore the capabilities and advantages of monobloc heat pumps with buffer tanks, shedding light on their energy-saving potential and ability to create comfortable indoor environments. Optimizing Heat Transfer Efficiency Monobloc heat pumps with buffer tanks excel in heat transfer efficiency. The monobloc design integrates all components, including the compressor, evaporator, and condenser, into a single outdoor unit. This eliminates the need for refrigerant lines between indoor and outdoor units, reducing heat losses during transfer and enhancing overall efficiency. By maximizing the heat transfer process,  water heat pumps  with buffer tanks en

The construction industry has always been at the forefront of innovation, constantly seeking ways to improve efficiency, durability, and sustainability in building practices. One emerging technology that holds great promise in revolutionizing the industry is concrete fiber solutions. By incorporating various types of fibers into concrete mixtures, these solutions aim to enhance the strength, durability, and versatility of traditional concrete. But can concrete fiber solutions truly transform the construction landscape? In this article, we delve into the potential benefits and challenges associated with this innovative approach. Enhanced Strength and Durability: Concrete fiber solutions offer a significant improvement in the strength and durability of concrete structures. By adding fibers such as steel, glass, synthetic, or natural materials, concrete gains enhanced tensile strength, crack resistance, and impact resistance. These fibers act as reinforcements within the concrete matrix,