USE OF WIND ENERGY OF THE GROUND ZONE IN LOW INDIVIDUAL BUILDINGS

Abstract

The issue of obtaining wind energy in individual construction facilities is associated with a change in the scope of design issues undertaken in the case of high and large-scale buildings. This is due to the limited size of the assumptions, the type of wind devices used and the need to maintain their proper relationship to the function and form of the architectural object, and the need to ensure acceptable energy efficiency in turbulent flow conditions. The currently adopted design approaches, treated as patterns and constituting the starting point in the design process, constitute a correct synthesis of the issues undertaken by the designer, but they do not fully exhaust the issues raised. This article presents a study concept of a residential facility located below ground level and equipped with an installation for obtaining wind energy.