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Environmental Controls Environmental Controls I/IG I/IG Lecture 18 Lecture 18 Daylighting Design & Analysis Daylighting Design & Analysis Design Strategies Design Strategies Glazing and Reflectors Glazing and Reflectors Sidelighting Analysis Method Sidelighting Analysis Method

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Environmental Controls I/IG. Lecture 18 Daylighting Design & Analysis Design Strategies Glazing and Reflectors Sidelighting Analysis Method. Daylighting Design & Analysis. Orientation and Slope. Vertical vs. Horizontal Time of year Sun position. DL-5 F. 10-1 p. 79. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Environmental Controls I/IGEnvironmental Controls I/IG

Lecture 18Lecture 18Daylighting Design & AnalysisDaylighting Design & Analysis

Design StrategiesDesign Strategies

Glazing and ReflectorsGlazing and Reflectors

Sidelighting Analysis MethodSidelighting Analysis Method

Lecture 18Lecture 18Daylighting Design & AnalysisDaylighting Design & Analysis

Design StrategiesDesign Strategies

Glazing and ReflectorsGlazing and Reflectors

Sidelighting Analysis MethodSidelighting Analysis Method

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Daylighting Daylighting Design & AnalysisDesign & Analysis

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Orientation and SlopeOrientation and Slope

Vertical vs. Horizontal Time of yearSun position

DL-5 F. 10-1 p. 79

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Daylighting ComponentsDaylighting Components

SC=Sun + SkyIRC1

IRC2ERC

S: F.14.18 p. 590

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Daylighting Factor (DF)Daylighting Factor (DF)

The quantity of interior illuminance on a horizontal work plane expressed as a percentage of illuminance of an exterior unobstructed horizontal plane

DF (%) = (EINT/EEXT) x 100

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Daylighting Factor (DF)Daylighting Factor (DF)

If EINT is 20 foot-candles

and EEXT is 1000 foot-candles,

then what is the daylighting factor?

DF(%)= (EINT/EEXT) x 100

DF (%)=(20/1000) x 100DF (%)=2.0%

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Isolux ContoursIsolux Contours Lines of similar

lighting levels Expressed as DF

Darwin College Library, Cambridge, England

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Isolux Contours ExampleIsolux Contours ExampleEEXT= 2000 fc

1: 20 fc2: 60 fc3: 100 fc4: 40 fc5: 80 fc6: 140 fc7: 20 fc8: 60 fc9: 100 fc

1+ 2+ 3+

4+ 5+ 6+

7+ 8+ 9+

DF(%)= (EINT/EEXT) x 100

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Isolux Contours ExampleIsolux Contours ExampleEEXT= 2000 fc

1: 20 fc DF=1 %2: 60 fc DF=3 %3: 100 fc DF=5 %4: 40 fc DF=2 %5: 80 fc DF=4 %6: 140 fc DF=7 %7: 20 fc DF=1 %8: 60 fc DF=3 %9: 100 fc DF=5 %

1+ 2+ 3+

4+ 5+ 6+

7+ 8+ 9+

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Isolux Contours ExampleIsolux Contours ExampleEEXT= 2000 fc

1: 20 fc DF=1 %2: 60 fc DF=3 %3: 100 fc DF=5 %4: 40 fc DF=2 %5: 80 fc DF=4 %6: 140 fc DF=7 %7: 20 fc DF=1 %8: 60 fc DF=3 %9: 100 fc DF=5 %

1 3 5

2 4 7

1 3 56

42

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Isolux ContoursIsolux Contours Lines of similar

lighting levels Expressed as DF

Darwin College Library, Cambridge, England

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Illumination Illumination GradientGradient

An illumination gradient through a section

Ludwig Museum, Koln, Germany

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Design StrategiesDesign Strategies

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Selection ParametersSelection Parameters

Daylight availabilityTask orientationSpace orientation

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Daylighting GraphsDaylighting Graphs

10’ Ceiling30” Work plane

DL-5: F10-2 p. 80

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South Facing WallsSouth Facing WallsSolid Overhang

a: translucent glazingb: horizontal overhangc: 30º sloped clear

glazingd: 45º sloped clear

glazing

DL-5: F10-5 p. 82

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South Facing WallsSouth Facing WallsDiffusing Awnings

a: translucent glazingb: translucent awning

clear glazingc: white vertical

slatted awning, clear glazing

d: white, horizontal slatted awning, clear glazing

DL-5: F10-6 p. 82

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Light ShelvesLight Shelves

W: With light shelfWO: Without light shelf

DL-5: F10-18 p. 89

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Skylights Skylights

Effect of skylight above roofa: flat horizontalb: half-round barrel, white opaque endsc: steeply sloped A-frame, white opaque ends

DL-5: F10-21 p. 91Typographic Error In Reading

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Roof Monitors Roof Monitors

North-South Monitors

a: translucent panelb: north monitor,

clear glazingc: south monitor,

translucent glazing

DL-5: F10-30 p. 95

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Roof Monitors Roof Monitors

Sun Control

Baffles/LouversLight Wells

DL-5: F10-35 p. 97

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Roof Monitors Roof Monitors

Graphic Design Approach

DL-5: F10-37 p. 98

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Glazing & ReflectorsGlazing & Reflectors

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Fenestration Fenestration

Window or Fenestration?

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Clear Glazing Clear Glazing

Maximum VLT

DL-5: F11-1 p. 105

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Gray/Bronze Gray/Bronze Glazing Glazing

Gray glass preferred where color rendition is important

DL-5: F11-2 p. 106

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Heat Absorbing Heat Absorbing Glazing Glazing

Green is more common

Blue is becoming moreavailable

DL-5: F11-3 p. 107

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Solar IR Solar IR Reflective Film Reflective Film

Low-E Glass

DL-5: F 11-6 p. 109

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Multiple Glazing Multiple Glazing

Combinations of individual paned glazing

Mylar/Film layer Inert gas (argon or

krypton) “Superwindow”

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Exotics Exotics

LED Windows Aerogels Kalwall

Prototype House and StudioThomas Herzog

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