DEVELOPMENT OF LANTERN DESIGN FOR THE CLIMATE CONTROL SYSTEM OF THE BUILDING
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.31650/2707-3068-2024-28-140-148Abstract
Modern residential buildings are increasingly equipped with specialized climate
control systems. Such systems are constantly becoming more complicated and nowadays allow to
control and, if necessary, maintain at a given level a whole series of parameters in structures -
temperature and humidity of air, its degree of purity and ionization, temperature and quality of
water, level of illumination and irradiation, as well as technical design parameters. Placement of
such climate control systems for low-rise residential buildings is assumed in the building itself, but
for high-rise buildings such systems are placed on the roof. In this case, the practical task of
protecting climate control systems from the dangerous action of aggressive external factors arises.
The paper proposes the development of a special protective lantern capable of performing
such a function. Structurally, the lantern consists of a steel frame made of bent-welded square
profiles and translucent filling. Four architectural and constructive versions of the protective lantern
are considered - arched, pyramidal-elongated, pyramidal and spherical. To select the most rational
constructive option, numerical modeling was performed based on the finite element method using
the domestic software product SCAD. Its results made it possible to choose the necessary cross-
sections of the frame elements in accordance with the construction current standards in Ukraine.
Based on the comparison of mass indicators and the market value of protective lantern materials, it
was finally determined that the spherical lantern has the lowest indicators and is the most rational.
However, for real buildings that have rectilinear load-bearing structural elements, this option may
not be effective and may require reworking of the load-bearing structures. Therefore, for practical
implementation an arched design version of the protective lantern was chosen. This option is
recommended for practical implementation in the reconstruction project of a multi-story
commercial-office-hotel complex in the city of Pavlograd.




