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Energy efficient louver and blind. Final technical progress report, third quarter 1996

Description: In the month of July, we completed the energy testing at Lawrence Berkeley Labs. The final testing was done with blinds in 15 degree position. This is a comfortable blind angle that allows for view of the outside while allowing for natural light to enter the room. It was found that the energy savings are much higher at this angle. At zero degree blind angle the savings were 150W/sq. meter, in the 15 degree the heat gain is cut by 225W/sq. meter. During the same period the heat gain in control c… more
Date: October 14, 1996
Creator: Khajavi, S.
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Energy efficient louver and blind. Final technical progress report

Description: In the month of July, the authors completed the energy testing at Lawrence Berkeley Labs. The final testing was done with blinds in 15 degree position. This is a comfortable blind angle that allows for view of the outside while allowing for natural light to enter the room. It was found that the energy savings are much higher at this angle. At zero degree blind angle the savings were 150 W/sq. meter, in the 15 degree the heat gain is cut by 225 W/sq. meter. During the same period the heat gain i… more
Date: October 14, 1996
Creator: Khajavi, S.
Item Type: Refine your search to only Report
Partner: UNT Libraries Government Documents Department
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Energy efficient louver and blind. Technical progress report for Quarter 2, 1996

Description: In this quarter we jumped ahead and performed Task 5 which is testing to get empirical energy saving data. One 4` X 3` horizontal Incredibling prototype and one black and one white conventional control blinds with the same size were delivered to the Lawrence Berekely Laboratories Mobile Test Facility in Reno. The blinds are still in testing since we had only two sunny days in the month of June and we encountered some hardware problem with the computers at the lab.
Date: July 26, 1996
Creator: Khajavi, S.
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Partner: UNT Libraries Government Documents Department
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