MIT Solar Building 5 the second year's performance.

MIT Solar Building 5 [electronic resource] : the second year's performance.

The MIT Solar Building 5 has shown the problems associated with direct gain approaches can be overcome with new architectural finish materials that emphasize their thermophysical properties. Three new materials are demonstrated in the building: (1) a transparent window insulation; (2) a glare modula...

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Main Authors: Quinlan, E (Author), Johnson, T E (Author)
Corporate Author: Massachusetts Institute of Technology (Researcher)
Format: Government Document Electronic eBook
Language:English
Published: Washington, D.C. : Oak Ridge, Tenn. : United States. Department of Energy. ; distributed by the Office of Scientific and Technical Information, U.S. Department of Energy, 1979.
Subjects:
Buildings.
Solar Space Heating.
Direct Gain Systems.
Modifications.
Performance.
Air Infiltration.
Building Materials.
Economic Analysis.
Glazing Materials.
Heat Gain.
Heat Mirrors.
Heating Load.
Latent Heat Storage.
Light Transmission.
Payback Period.
Shutters.
Solar Architecture.
Solar Fraction.
Thermal Insulation.
Thermal Mass.
Windows.
Architecture.
Economics.
Energy Storage.
Energy Systems.
Equipment.
Heat Storage.
Heating.
Heating Systems.
Mass.
Materials.
Mirrors.
Openings.
Passive Solar Heating Systems.
Solar Equipment.
Solar Heating.
Solar Heating Systems.
Space Heating.
Storage.
Solar Energy.

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