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The nature of the earth surface and the soil at a specific site can affect energy
exchanges on the ground surface and between the conductive and albedo (
reflection) characteristics. These in turn affect ground temperatures, which affect
the ...
The nature of the earth surface and the soil at a specific site can affect energy
exchanges on the ground surface and between the conductive and albedo (
reflection) characteristics. These in turn affect ground temperatures, which affect
the ...
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However, over 90 percent of the direct solar radiation will still be intercepted by a
surface facing up to 25 degrees from the perpendicular to the sun.18 Diffuse
solar radiation also enters through the glazing along with direct sunlight. Both
can ...
However, over 90 percent of the direct solar radiation will still be intercepted by a
surface facing up to 25 degrees from the perpendicular to the sun.18 Diffuse
solar radiation also enters through the glazing along with direct sunlight. Both
can ...
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Light- colored or specular-surface roofs reflect solar radiation back to the sky.
Dark colors absorb heat in proportion to their darkness, texture and mat surface.
These properties have a material effect on the energy flows of the building.
Light- colored or specular-surface roofs reflect solar radiation back to the sky.
Dark colors absorb heat in proportion to their darkness, texture and mat surface.
These properties have a material effect on the energy flows of the building.
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| ¼Ùéáµè§ | Richard L. Crowther |
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| µé¹©ºÑºÁÒ¨Ò¡ | University of Michigan |
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