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4-83 Consider a building in New York (40°N latitude) that has 76 m² of window area on its south wall. The windows are double-pane heat-absorbing type, and are equipped with light-colored vene- tian blinds with a shading coefficient of SC = 0.30. Determine the total solar heat gain of the building through the south windows at solar noon in April. What would your answer be if there were no blinds at the windows? Venetian blinds Light colored Double-pane window Heat-absorbing glass

4-83 Consider a building in New York (40°N latitude) that has 76 m² of window area on its south wall. The windows are double-pane heat-absorbing type, and are equipped with light-colored vene- tian blinds with a shading coefficient of SC = 0.30. Determine the total solar heat gain of the building through the south windows at solar noon in April. What would your answer be if there were no blinds at the windows? Venetian blinds Light colored Double-pane window Heat-absorbing glass

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4-82 Repeat Prob. 4-81 for double-pane windows that are gray-tinted. 4-83 Consider a building in New York (40°N latitude) that has 76 m² of window area on its south wall. The windows are double-pane heat-absorbing type, and are equipped with light-colored vene- tian blinds with a shading coefficient of SC = 0.30. Determine the total solar heat gain of the building through the south windows at solar noon in April. What would your answer be if there were no blinds at the windows? Venetian blinds Light - colored Double-pane window Heat-absorbing glass Figure P4-83 4-84 A typical winter day in Reno, Nevada (39°N latitude), is cold but sunny, and thus the solar heat goin th he more than the heat loss through them during daytime. Consider a thick glass and 6.4 mm of
Transcribed Image Text:4-82 Repeat Prob. 4-81 for double-pane windows that are gray-tinted. 4-83 Consider a building in New York (40°N latitude) that has 76 m² of window area on its south wall. The windows are double-pane heat-absorbing type, and are equipped with light-colored vene- tian blinds with a shading coefficient of SC = 0.30. Determine the total solar heat gain of the building through the south windows at solar noon in April. What would your answer be if there were no blinds at the windows? Venetian blinds Light - colored Double-pane window Heat-absorbing glass Figure P4-83 4-84 A typical winter day in Reno, Nevada (39°N latitude), is cold but sunny, and thus the solar heat goin th he more than the heat loss through them during daytime. Consider a thick glass and 6.4 mm of
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