The Impact of Double Skin Facade on Building Energy Consumption in Daylighting Control Mode

Hua Yang; Xiang Xiang Sun; Guo Qiang Xia; Chun Hua Sun; Cai Ling Chen

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.353-356.3105

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The Impact of Double Skin Facade on Building Energy Consumption in Daylighting Control Mode

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Energyplus is used to discuss the impact of double skin façade (DSF) on building lights, heating and cooling energy consumption in daylighting control mode by simulating the building lights, heating and cooling energy consumption with different height of double skin façade (DSF) and different air cavity width .Thus the influence rules on the lights, heating and cooling energy in daylighting control mode can be found.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 353-356)

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August 2013

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Hua Yang, Xiang Xiang Sun, Guo Qiang Xia, Chun Hua Sun, Cai Ling Chen

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Cooling Energy Consumption, Daylight Control, Energyplus, Heating Energy Consumption, Lights Electric Consumption

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