INTELLIGENT ROOFTOP GREENHOUSES AND GREEN SKYLINE CITIES

M. Balas, J. Nikolic, R. Lile, M. Popa, Roxana-Mariana Beiu
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The paper proposes a new concept of green building, able to oppose the global warming, the Intelligent Rooftop Greenhouse iRTG, as a development of the Integrated Rooftop Greenhouse IRTG. Our approach is to re­place conventional roofs with IRTGs, which are constructively con­nected with the interior of the building by flows of energy, gazes (mainly O2 enriched air from RTG to building and CO2 enriched air from build­ing to RTG) and water in order to improve the building’s metabolism. A tight human-plant sym­biosis is created such way. iRTGs perfect this architecture by actively controlling the energy, gazes and water flows, by collecting the available renewable energy resources (geothermal, sun, wind) and by adding Internet of Things IOT features to the system, in order to connect it to a surrounding Smart City. This way iRTGs may achieve an efficient integrated management of energy, gases and water, using just existing technologies: heat pumps (water to water for building’s basement and air to air for green­house), solar panels, IOT equipment, etc., controlled in a smart/intelligent manner. If a Smart City is composed mostly of iRTG buildings it becomes a Smart Green Skyline City, with low carbon foot­print and high carbon offset. The paper provides a mathematical iRTG model.
智能屋顶温室和绿色天际线城市
本文提出了一种能够对抗全球变暖的绿色建筑新概念——智能屋顶温室iRTG,作为综合屋顶温室iRTG的发展。我们的方法是用irtg取代传统的屋顶,irtg通过能量流、视线(主要是从RTG到建筑的富含O2的空气和从建筑到RTG的富含CO2的空气)和水与建筑内部建设性地联系起来,以改善建筑的新陈代谢。一种紧密的人与植物共生关系就是这样形成的。irtg通过主动控制能源、视线和水流,通过收集可用的可再生能源(地热、太阳能、风能),并通过在系统中添加物联网(IOT)功能,将其与周围的智慧城市连接起来,从而完善了这一架构。通过这种方式,irtg可以实现能源、气体和水的有效综合管理,只需使用现有技术:热泵(建筑地下室的水对水和温室的空气对空气)、太阳能电池板、物联网设备等,以智能/智能方式控制。如果一个智慧城市主要由iRTG建筑组成,那么它就是一个低碳足迹和高碳补偿的智能绿色天际线城市。本文给出了一个iRTG的数学模型。
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