Solar Energy Applications in the Design of BuildingsHenry J. Cowan |
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... Example 2. Design a shading device of horizontal and vertical elements , for the same situation as in example 1. Protection time is to be extended to 16.30 hrs . Solution . Refer to Figs . 27 and 28. The same steps are followed as for ...
... Example 2. Design a shading device of horizontal and vertical elements , for the same situation as in example 1. Protection time is to be extended to 16.30 hrs . Solution . Refer to Figs . 27 and 28. The same steps are followed as for ...
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... Example 2 : Obstructed Situation in Sydney The same room with the same set of design variables , orientation and location is now set in an obstructed situation ( Fig . 7 ) . The design rules for this example are rather different ...
... Example 2 : Obstructed Situation in Sydney The same room with the same set of design variables , orientation and location is now set in an obstructed situation ( Fig . 7 ) . The design rules for this example are rather different ...
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... Example 4 : Obstructed Situation in Hobart A final example concerns a corner room in an office building situated at an urban street corner in Hobart ( Fig . 13 ) . The shorter external wall faces 60 ° west of north , the longer one 30 ...
... Example 4 : Obstructed Situation in Hobart A final example concerns a corner room in an office building situated at an urban street corner in Hobart ( Fig . 13 ) . The shorter external wall faces 60 ° west of north , the longer one 30 ...
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 56 | 95 |
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