Energy Conservation using Window Glazing in India

Window Design in Ardabil Traditional Houses for Conservation of Energy

window design in ardabil traditional houses for conservation of energy

windows have a major role on absorbing solar energy, reducing heat loses, and adding their values in traditional houses in ardabil. the main aim of this research is to study windows as elements of beautification and production of clean and free energy. we discern that windows can be designed to respond to the regional climates. to explore that, we review four samples of the windows in the famou...

Energy Conservation in Building

The building sector accumulates approximately a third of the final energy consumption. Consequently, the improvement of the energy efficiency in buildings has become an essential instrument in the energy policies to ensure the energy supply in the mid to long term moreover is the most cost-effective strategy available for reducing carbon dioxide emissions This paper is studying the main objecti...

A parametric study on window-to-floor ratio of double window glazing and its shadowing using dynamic simulation

When incorrectly designed, windows can be responsible for unnecessary energy consumption in a building. This may result from its dimensions, orientation and shadowing. In a moderate climate like the Portuguese, and considering an annual thermal comfort assessment of a space, if windows are under-dimensioned or overshadowed, they can contribute to the increase of heating needs. However, when ove...

Empirical Validation of Parameter Studies on Heat Transfer through Glazing System Using Window 6.3 Software

Heat transfer through different modes from outside environment to inside occur by conduction, convection and thermal radiation. Inclusion of automatic-advance-generation-software; „WINDOW 6.3‟ makes possible the detailed true picture of the impact of glazed material & its thickness/ pane spacing on its Thermal Transmittance. This software makes the user understand the thermal performance of gla...