University of North Texas Digital Library (University of North Texas) · 1995 · 15 citations · 7 references
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Natural SciencesArchitectural EngineeringBuilding ScienceHeat TransferOpticsThermal AnalysisCalorimetryFenestration DesignSolar RadiationSolar Thermal SystemsGlazingGlazing Optical PropertiesHeat Flow AnalysisNet Heat FluxOptical PropertiesSolar Heat Gain CalculationSolar Heat Gain CoefficientVenetian Blinds
Calorimetric measurements of the dynamic net heat flow through a complex fenestration system consisting of a buff venetian blind inside clear double glazing are used to derive the directiondependent beam SHGC of the fenestration.These measurements are compared with calculations according to a proposed general method for deriving complex fenestration system SHGC'S from bidirectional layer optical properties and generic calorimetric properties.Previously published optical measurements of the same venetian blind and generic inward-flowing fraction measurements are used in the calculation.The authors find satisfactory agreement between the SHGC measurements and the calculation.Significant dependence on incident angle was found in the measured SHGC'S.Profile angle was not found to be a useful variable in characterizing the system performance.The predicted SHGC was found to be inherently dependent on two angles, although only the incident angle variations were observable under the test conditions.
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M. Rubin · Solar Energy Materials · 1985 · 489 citations · Full text
Natural Sciences, Materials Engineering, Materials Science +14