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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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Assessment of the impacts of window-to-wall ratio and overhangs on building energy performance – Kabul, Afghanistan [PDF]
Windows have the potential to save energy in a significant way. Therefore, the analysis and optimization of the Window-to-Wall Ratio (WWR) play an important role in improving energy efficiency in buildings.
Karimi Mustafa +2 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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Effects of the orientation of residential buildings with a sunspace on their energy performance and the emission of CO2 [PDF]
The paper discusses the effects of the orientation of a passive individual building with a sunspace, with different window to wall ratio (WWR = 20%, WWR = 40% and WWR = 60%), on total energy required for heating and cooling of the building.
Vukadinović Ana V. +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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Extracting Influential Factors for Building Energy Consumption via Data Mining Approaches
To effectively analyze building energy, it is important to utilize the environmental data that influence building energy consumption. This study analyzed outdoor and indoor data collected from buildings to find out the conditions of rooms that had a ...
Jihoon Jang +4 more
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Framework for optimising daylighting and passive indoor thermal comfort in single-banked office buildings in the temperate dry climate of Nigeria [PDF]
Many researchers have differed on the optimum values of Daylighting and Passive Indoor Thermal Comfort (DPITC) determinants in tropical climates. The study is aimed at developing a framework for optimising DPITC in singled-banked office buildings, during
Muhammad Aminu Musa, Ph.D. +2 more
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The concern regarding local responsive building design has gained more attention globally as of late. This is due to the issue of the rapid increase in energy consumption in buildings for the purpose of heating and cooling.
Mamdooh Alwetaishi, Omrane Benjeddou
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Nowadays, the use of renewable energies has increased due to the energy crisis and subsequent environmental issues. The window design significantly affects energy consumption and natural light absorption regarding preventing visual discomfort and ...
Abbas Maleki, Narges Dehghan
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Abstrak_ Pada umumnya, bangunan gedung mengonsumsi sekitar sepertiga dari total konsumsi energi dunia. Sebagian besar energi pada bangunan di Indonesia digunakan oleh sistem pengkondisian udara.
Mufliha Mukhtar +2 more
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