Understanding solar heat gain coefficient
[DOCX File]SECTION 08 63 00 - METAL-FRAMED SKYLIGHTS
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Solar heat gain coefficient (SHGC): Note that total system SHGC for glass and supporting frame, not glass only SHGC, must be used to determine NCC conformance. These should be obtained from tests to NFRC 200. Select the product to fulfil design and compliance requirements.
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The solar heat gain coefficient (SHGC) is the ratio of solar heat gain coming through the window to the incident solar energy striking the window. Visible Transmittance (VT) is the fraction of visible light transmitted by a window.
The Role of Capital Markets in Energy Efficiency
BIN calculations may not be appropriate for addressing solar heat gain or thermal mass heat storage. If the calculations cannot reasonably account for these issues, whole building energy modeling (e.g., eQuest, etc.) or other calculation methods may be required.
[DOCX File]Energy Efficiency and the Law
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Measure the R-Value and Solar Heat Gain Coefficient of the windows before and after the retrofit installation. The above measurements will be performed once before and once following installation of the Window Retrofit, and then once every two years throughout the Guarantee Term.
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Window performance indicators (including U-factor, solar heat gain coefficient, visible transmittance, and air leakage) are presented. Performance-enhancing fenestration features—such as low-ε coatings, inert gas fills, and selective transmission films—are discussed. The concept of …
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Solar Heat Gain Coefficient: Fixed glazing and framing areas are to have a solar heat gain coefficient of no greater than // 0.6 // // 0.7 // // // as determined according to NFRC 200. Blast Resistance: Glazing, Frame and Anchorage
[DOC File]Chapter 1: Design Process
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passive solar heating (direct gain, sunspace, trombe wall, water wall, roof pond) effects of solar heating on purchased and total energy quantities (to be understood) solar savings fraction (SSF, as a measure of solar performance) load collector ratio (LCR, as a relative indicator of system size) building load coefficient (BLC; a performance ...
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Solar heat gain coefficient (SHGC): Insert the value used when determining BCA compliance. These should be obtained from tests to NFRC 200. Other sources should not be used. Select the product to fulfil design and compliance requirements. (Frame type: Deleted from BCA J2.3 2006 as the total U …
[DOC File]Chapter 1: DESIGN PROCESS
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The building envelope must be designed to have effective resistance to heat flow and it may be either into or out of the building. In the southern part of Australia (climate zones 4-8), the NCC considers the heat flow upwards from the building is the predominant energy user in the winter months when our houses are being warmed while in the hotter climates (Climate zone 1 & 2) it might be heat ...
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