학술논문

Glazing and the Trombe wall
Document Type
Conference
Author
Source
Conference: Meeting of the American Section of the International Solar Energy Society, Denver, CO, USA, 28 Aug 1978; Other Information: Portions of document are illegible
Subject
14 SOLAR ENERGY GLASS
REFLECTIVITY
TROMBE WALLS
GLAZING MATERIALS
COST
HEAT FLUX
HEAT LOSSES
HEAT STORAGE
HEAT TRANSFER
HEATING LOAD
PASSIVE SOLAR HEATING SYSTEMS
AIR HEATERS
ENERGY LOSSES
ENERGY STORAGE
ENERGY TRANSFER
HEATERS
HEATING SYSTEMS
LOSSES
MATERIALS
OPTICAL PROPERTIES
PHYSICAL PROPERTIES
SOLAR AIR HEATERS
SOLAR COLLECTORS
SOLAR HEATING SYSTEMS
STORAGE
SURFACE PROPERTIES
WALLS 140901* -- Solar Thermal Utilization-- Space Heating & Cooling
Language
English
Abstract
Single, double and triple glazing are examined for use in passive solar Trombe walls and south facing windows. Net gains and losses are calculated employing regional weather data and annual contribution to heating load reduction is evaluated. The study concentrates on the reflectivity of each glass pane, including the dependence of reflectivity on the angle of incidence of the radiation, and resulting heat gains and losses. This facet of passive design heretofore has been inadequately treated as is shown to be significant. The marginal value of each additional pane is investigated with regard to heat gain, energy savings and total costs. Additionally, attention is given to the effects of Trombe wall energy storage.