The Impact of the Dynamic External Shading Structure on the Energy Balance of the Reference Building in Summer

Andrej Moravčík; Anton Puškár

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.820.121

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The Impact of the Dynamic External Shading Structure on the Energy Balance of the Reference Building in Summer

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In this paper we want to highlight the potential of the external shading structure with insulation property. We focused on the comparison of the impact of horizontal shading element with insulation property and external blind with fixed horizontal fins on reducing solar gains through the structure openings and energy use for cooling of the reference building.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 820)

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Andrej Moravčík*, Anton Puškár

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Energy Demand for Cooling, Exterior Blind, Horizontal Shading Element, Solar Gain through Structure Opening

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