Solar Energy Applications in the Design of BuildingsHenry J. Cowan |
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... shading device . 3.3.4 below refers to a check done by the use of " sun machine " on the design of this shading device . The shading device becomes very large towards the west . One can point to several actual examples of circular ...
... shading device . 3.3.4 below refers to a check done by the use of " sun machine " on the design of this shading device . The shading device becomes very large towards the west . One can point to several actual examples of circular ...
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... shading devices . If we look again at the combined diagram for Sydney , ( Fig . 37 ) , and take the month of April , we see that a device which shades a window at 13.00 hrs and 14.00 hrs on April 14 automatically cuts the solar rays at ...
... shading devices . If we look again at the combined diagram for Sydney , ( Fig . 37 ) , and take the month of April , we see that a device which shades a window at 13.00 hrs and 14.00 hrs on April 14 automatically cuts the solar rays at ...
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Henry J. Cowan. horizontal shading device projecting about 1 metre to give protection till the end of October ( since the dotted line represents the edge of the ... shading device and comparison can THE DESIGN OF SUN SHADING DEVICES 93.
Henry J. Cowan. horizontal shading device projecting about 1 metre to give protection till the end of October ( since the dotted line represents the edge of the ... shading device and comparison can THE DESIGN OF SUN SHADING DEVICES 93.
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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