Use of Renewable Energies in Sustainable Facilities for Rural Housing Module

Ingeniería Civil Universidad Peruana de Ciencias Aplicadas, Lima Perú

^a Corresponding author: cesar.lozano@upc.edu.pe

Abstract

Many rural homes, due to their distance to the main population centres, do not have the basic infrastructure, at the level of facilities, required by the needs demanded by its inhabitants. The design of electrical and sanitary installations of a sustainable nature is intended, and its implementation in a rural housing module. For which is based on the treatment of reliable data and existing in each place, determining the supply of renewable resources of greater predominance, such as solar, wind and rainwater. The estimation of global solar energy is determined by the method based on the Bristow-Campbell model; the Weibull distribution is used as a calculation methodology to adjust the frequency distribution of the wind speed in wind energy; likewise, a rainwater collection system is proposed, only for the toilet of the dwelling, which is treated by a biodigester; improving the quality of life of the inhabitants of the rural area through the management of sustainable facilities.