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The Effect of Window-to-Wall Ratio (WWR) and Window Orientation (WO) on the Thermal Performance: A preliminary overview [PDF]
Sustainable aspects of buildings became one of the most crucial aspects of the built environment. The thermal performance can be improved through sustainable design guidelines and, thus, reduce energy consumption.
Alsehail, Abdullah, Almhafdy, Abdulbasit
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When integrated photovoltaics into building windows, the solar cells will absorb a fraction of solar radiation that hit on the window surface to generate electrical power and thus obstruct the solar energy and natural daylight that would have penetrated ...
T Mallic (21900929) +13 more
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Coronavirus (COVID-19) has affected day to day human lifestyle and also is slowing down the global economy of all countries. This pandemic has affected thousands of peoples, who are either sick, sitting in hospitals or are being killed due to the spread ...
Mohamed Abdelhady
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Buildings are responsible for dominant amount of energy consumption in hot regions. The predominant quantity of energy consumption is connected to existing buildings.
Mamdooh Alwetaishi
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Optimization of energy transmittance through building envelope for hot dry climate
Fenestrations of the buildings are playing an important role in the building's energy efficiency for the tropical climate. The energy that comes from the glass window into the building can be restricted by providing shading on the windows. So, to provide
Mohd SHAHID, Munawar Nawab KARIMI
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This study is based on integrated thermal-lighting simulations to find the optimal value of the window-to-wall ratio (WWR) for a perimeter, single-zone office to equilibrate daylight autonomy and overall energy demand in the climate of Izmir, Turkey.
Hakan Baş, Tuğce Kazanasmaz
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In hot climates, such as sub-Sahara Africa, window sizing and orientation pose challenges as they add, through solar insolation, to the building cooling energy demand and thus the cause of indoor overheating risk. This risk can be reduced through passive
Alan Kabanshi +4 more
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Analysis of Building Orientation and Window to Wall Ratio (WWR) Influence on Indoor Air Temperature Case Study FMIPA and FIAI Buildings, Universitas Islam Indonesia [PDF]
Building orientation and the window-to-wall ratio (WWR) are two critical factors affecting thermal comfort in educational buildings located in tropical climates.
Maulana, Mohamad Akbar +2 more
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The construction industry has made considerable energy-saving efforts in buildings, and studies of energy-savings are ongoing. Shading is used to control the solar radiation transferred through windows. Many studies have examined the position and type of
Seok-Hyun Kim +5 more
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With the prevalent use of large glazings, particularly in office buildings, offices receive an abundance of light and are among the largest consumers of electricity.
Yasmin Abdou +3 more
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