Bin Meng
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Bin Meng is a doctoral researcher in the unit Building Physics and Services at Eindhoven University of Technology, the Netherlands. His research focuses on developing a comprehensive method to estimate total electricity production of BIPV in urban combining GIS datasets with high-resolution shading calculation and electrical modeling of PV module. The aim is to develop a fast, accurate and comprehensive simulation-based methodology to predict total BIPV energy yield in urban considering shading effect. Bin got his bachelor degree in Engineering Mechanics from Southeast University, China. After that, he changed his major to building science and technology and received master degree from School of Architecture, Southeast University in 2018.
Recent Publications
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Leveraging dynamic power benchmarks and CUSUM charts for enhanced fault detection in distributed PV systems
Energy Conversion and Management (2024) -
Towards improved performance modelling of distributed PV systems in the built environment
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Blind photovoltaic modeling intercomparison
Progress in Photovoltaics: Research and Applications (2023) -
Performance variability and implications for yield prediction of rooftop PV systems – Analysis of 246 identical systems
Applied Energy (2022) -
Moisture-participating MOF thermal battery for heat reallocation between indoor environment and building-integrated photovoltaics
Nano Energy (2021)
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