Window material daylighting performance assessment algorithm: Comparing radiosity and split-flux methods

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Windows are the primary aperture to introduce solar radiation to the interior space of a building. This experiment explores the use of EnergyPlus software for analyzing the illuminance level on the floor of a room with reference to its distance from the window. For this experiment, a double clear glass window has been used. The preliminary modelling in EnergyPlus showed a consistent result with the experimentally monitored data in real time. EnergyPlus has two mainly used daylighting algorithms: DElight method employing radiosity technique and Detailed method employing split-flux technique. Further analysis for illuminance using DElight and Detailed methods showed significant difference in the results. Finally, we compared the algorithms of the two analysis methods in EnergyPlus. © 2014 by the authors.

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Yoon, Y. B., Jeong, W. R., & Lee, K. H. (2014). Window material daylighting performance assessment algorithm: Comparing radiosity and split-flux methods. Energies, 7(4), 2362–2376. https://doi.org/10.3390/en7042362

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