Study on the energy performance of glazing surfaces

A proper thermal design of the building envelope represents an important factor for the energy economics. Glazing surfaces represent one of the important elements in the hygrothermal design activity of a building envelope. The window’s thermal performance has also a strong influence on the thermal p...

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Main Authors: Ligia MOGA, Ioan MOGA
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: National R&D Institute URBAN-INCERC, INCERC Bucharest Branch 2014-12-01
Series:Constructii: Journal of Civil Engineering Research
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Online Access:http://constructii.incerc2004.ro/Archive/2014-2/Constructii_2014_Vol.15_No.2_ID2014150210.pdf
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spelling doaj-0247c855280144f8bd1763fa7c1f6d482020-11-24T22:29:48ZengNational R&D Institute URBAN-INCERC, INCERC Bucharest BranchConstructii: Journal of Civil Engineering Research1221-27092247-03282014-12-011527480Study on the energy performance of glazing surfacesLigia MOGA0Ioan MOGA1Technical University of Cluj-Napoca, RomaniaTechnical University of Cluj-Napoca, RomaniaA proper thermal design of the building envelope represents an important factor for the energy economics. Glazing surfaces represent one of the important elements in the hygrothermal design activity of a building envelope. The window’s thermal performance has also a strong influence on the thermal performance of the opaque area of the wall. This fact imposed the research of the real interaction, of cooperation and of mutual influences of the characteristics between the two components of the wall of the building envelope, respectively the opaque and the glazing area. Optimal constructive details for the opaque and glazing area of the wall need to be properly designed in order to achieve the required thermal and energy performances imposed for new types of buildings, e.g. passive houses, zero energy buildings.http://constructii.incerc2004.ro/Archive/2014-2/Constructii_2014_Vol.15_No.2_ID2014150210.pdfthermal performanceglazing surfacesbuilding envelopethermal resistance
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author Ligia MOGA
Ioan MOGA
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Study on the energy performance of glazing surfaces
Constructii: Journal of Civil Engineering Research
thermal performance
glazing surfaces
building envelope
thermal resistance
author_facet Ligia MOGA
Ioan MOGA
author_sort Ligia MOGA
title Study on the energy performance of glazing surfaces
title_short Study on the energy performance of glazing surfaces
title_full Study on the energy performance of glazing surfaces
title_fullStr Study on the energy performance of glazing surfaces
title_full_unstemmed Study on the energy performance of glazing surfaces
title_sort study on the energy performance of glazing surfaces
publisher National R&D Institute URBAN-INCERC, INCERC Bucharest Branch
series Constructii: Journal of Civil Engineering Research
issn 1221-2709
2247-0328
publishDate 2014-12-01
description A proper thermal design of the building envelope represents an important factor for the energy economics. Glazing surfaces represent one of the important elements in the hygrothermal design activity of a building envelope. The window’s thermal performance has also a strong influence on the thermal performance of the opaque area of the wall. This fact imposed the research of the real interaction, of cooperation and of mutual influences of the characteristics between the two components of the wall of the building envelope, respectively the opaque and the glazing area. Optimal constructive details for the opaque and glazing area of the wall need to be properly designed in order to achieve the required thermal and energy performances imposed for new types of buildings, e.g. passive houses, zero energy buildings.
topic thermal performance
glazing surfaces
building envelope
thermal resistance
url http://constructii.incerc2004.ro/Archive/2014-2/Constructii_2014_Vol.15_No.2_ID2014150210.pdf
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