Solar Energy Applications in the Design of BuildingsHenry J. Cowan |
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... latitude . All locations on the same latitude have identical solar positions at the same date and the same " solar " time ( see solar time below ) For equation ( 1 ) the latitude is entered with a negative sign for south latitudes . The ...
... latitude . All locations on the same latitude have identical solar positions at the same date and the same " solar " time ( see solar time below ) For equation ( 1 ) the latitude is entered with a negative sign for south latitudes . The ...
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... latitude for which it was done and sun path diagrams are produced as a series of diagrams for a series of latitudes covering a country or a geographical area . Apart from the charts referred to in 3.2.1 above , some examples of solar ...
... latitude for which it was done and sun path diagrams are produced as a series of diagrams for a series of latitudes covering a country or a geographical area . Apart from the charts referred to in 3.2.1 above , some examples of solar ...
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... latitude 29 N APRIL 12:00 11 564 3 2 H latitude 29 N THE SHADOW TEMPLATE APRIL 16:30 11 H latitude 29 N Z APRIL 16:30 H latitude 29 N 564 3 2 SHADOW. Fig . 36. Shading device for a circular wall : model checking on the heliodon of Sydney ...
... latitude 29 N APRIL 12:00 11 564 3 2 H latitude 29 N THE SHADOW TEMPLATE APRIL 16:30 11 H latitude 29 N Z APRIL 16:30 H latitude 29 N 564 3 2 SHADOW. Fig . 36. Shading device for a circular wall : model checking on the heliodon of Sydney ...
Contents
What Makes People Accept a Thermal Environment | 13 |
The Design of Sun Shading Devices | 33 |
Making the Best Use of Daylight in Buildings | 95 |
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